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Glad you stopped by my blog! My name is Julie. The phrase, "Feeling simply quilty", comes from the last episode of Frasier. It's the closing line of the final show. When Fraser is on a plane leaving Seattle, someone (I think Roz) asks him "how are you feeling, Frasier"? With a Cheshire cat grin, from ear to contented ear, his reply is, "I'm feeling simply quilty"...smile... It's a wonderful world we live in, even if there's all the bad we read about I can't help but feel simply quilty about my life and work...smile...

Sunday, November 27, 2011

Thanksgiving 2011, Split the Baby

We traveled, we split the baby, we ran, we headed home.  Such was our whirlwind visit to Oklahoma.




















My folks live in Clarlemore, Oklahoma near Oologah lake.  The fog was rolling in when Chelsea and I walked Fawn in the early morning.

We ran the Owasso YMCA's Thanksgiving Day Hog Jog.  It was a 5K race.  The important thing is I got to run with my daughter, Chelsea and her cousin, Kyleigh.  My dad, sister, Lisa and her daughter, Rian, as well as Kyleigh's husband, Jared and daughter, Nora were in attendance, along with Tea, Rian's daughter.  In essence, my whole family was there.

Like Sampson and the decision, who gets to keep the child, when you live a 10 hour drive away, we must split the baby and share our kids with both sets of families.  Bob's family lives in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.

Yes, there are all kinds of Indian jokes about the names of the towns in Oklahoma.

I had grand plans to work on quilts and teach my daughter how to make one.  She has made one, but, this was to be another balloon quilt which she was really excited about at the time, but, splitting the baby means traveling back and forth from grandparents to grandparents, as well as great grandparents.


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