Remember back in April last year I wrote about
Bronx, graduating from Guide Dog School, well here he is with my dog Butch (right). Bronx was retired early from guide dog service because of his exuberance and for being opportunistic. I went and picked him up last week. As the person who raised him I was given the option to take him and either keep him or place him with a family member. He is a very happy fun dog. These issues are not a problem for a pet dog but they are for a blind person. I feel bad for his blind partner since he will have to receive a new dog and they will have to get used to each other. But it has been fun to have the wild boy back home.
He is settling in but with two large dogs under the age of 3 things have been wild around here.
Bronx is going to be living with my Brother and his Wife in Dallas, Texas. I think they will really enjoy him. In a couple of weeks I will be traveling to Texas with him.
I have been continuing to work and practice my free motion quilting when I have had time to play in my studio. I hope all of you are having a great week.
I hope you have a nice Valentine's Weekend. These are the Valentine's I made for my friends and family... I am not very good at sending out Christmas cards so I figure I can make up for it by sending out Valentine's... I had a good time making these. I did a lot of free motion quilting on these. It was good practice and fun.......
I took a class a couple of weeks ago. It was a mystery applique class. I am very new to applique and I thought this would be a fun way to learn more and test my skills or lack of them. The class was a local one so there was no travel and most of the participants were from our guild.
Today is Stevi's 23rd Birthday. I can not believe that she is 23 or that I am old enough to have a 23 year old daughter. She will be spending her birthday in Washington with her Boyfriend. She has so much to celebrate not only is today her birthday but she has been offered a job with a hospital in Renton, Washington as The CDM & Charge Capture Specialist. Now I have to tell you I do not really understand what she will be doing but her father does. We are so very proud of her, she has worked very hard to challenge herself and learn something new. It has paid off! 
I am taking part in a Mrs. Moen's Spring Mystery. She has a wonderful blog and I love what she does so I figured that I could not go wrong with a Mystery she was having. Today I did the first and second steps. I am enjoying not knowing what it will look like.
Remember back in April last year I wrote about Bronx, graduating from Guide Dog School, well here he is with my dog Butch (right). Bronx was retired early from guide dog service because of his exuberance and for being opportunistic. I went and picked him up last week. As the person who raised him I was given the option to take him and either keep him or place him with a family member. He is a very happy fun dog. These issues are not a problem for a pet dog but they are for a blind person. I feel bad for his blind partner since he will have to receive a new dog and they will have to get used to each other. But it has been fun to have the wild boy back home.