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Another Mystery
“Not another mystery”, you say. “We haven’t seen the final results of the last ones.” And you are correct. But the Muscat Quilt group, of which I was a member for too short a time, is running one, and I’m … Continue reading
In Training Again
for the cold. After enjoying a few days of +8 or so, we are back in the deep freeze here in Sandnes. That’s around -10C. Not cold by some standards, but as a young Norwegian lady said today, it’s the … Continue reading
Posted in Norway - the New Adventure
Tagged cold, frost, Norway, photography, Sandnes, winter
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Selling a Car – Again
Here we are again – selling a car after just a bit over a year. I sure am tired of moving and all the little things associated with it. We went today to visit the neighbourhood used-car dealer – the … Continue reading
Today…
I remember the rain. Or maybe it remembered me. I’m not sure which. But it sort of fit the day. It wasn’t a heavy rain, but a mist that you couldn’t really see but made everything wet. Not too cold, … Continue reading
I Think I Have It Figured Out
Last Thursday I discovered why people come to Norway – or stay here……. I’ve thought about this for some time, but now I’m sure. Absolutely sure. It’s not the people, or the sing-song lilt of the language, the skiing or … Continue reading
Posted in Norway - the New Adventure
Tagged cruise, fjord, magic, Norway, photography, Preikestolen, Pulpit Rock, sun, sunshine
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My Norwegian New Year’s Eve
My story of New Years Eve actually begins on December 30th. My friend Sue and I were sitting at the dining room table, trying to figure out how to begin our recently acquired Hardanger embroidery kits. They came with fabric, … Continue reading
Posted in Norway - the New Adventure
Tagged Christmas, embroidery, fireworks, hardanger, Julebok, Julebuk, new camera, New Years, Norway, photography, singing
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Wanderingquilter’s 2012 in review
Thank you, everyone who has visited my blog in the past year. Thank you for your comments, making me really realize that there is someone out there and urging me to continue and to get better at this. Thank you … Continue reading
Posted in Norway - the New Adventure, Quilting, Scenes of Oman, Travels, Uncategorized
Tagged New Years, statistics
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Preparing For Christmas
Christmas is almost here – I lit the fourth Advent candle this morning when I had my breakfast. And I just realized that I have never before in my entire life had to prepare for Christmas all alone. But I … Continue reading
Posted in Norway - the New Adventure
Tagged Advent, candles, Christmas, memories, ornaments, photography, preparation. cookies
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A Little Bit of Bergen
The end of October, friends came to visit from Oman. It was Eid holiday there, and they thought they would get away from the heat. Boy, they were in for a shock! They hadn’t been here 3 hours when we … Continue reading
Posted in Norway - the New Adventure
Tagged Bergen, Haakon's Hall, Hansiatic buildings, Unicorn
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Copenhagen Botanical Gardens – a Dangerous Place
Dangerous for a quilter, anyway! There are far too many textures and interesting shapes. One could almost say that Pat and I couldn’t see the forest for the trees. There have been botanical gardens in Copenhagen since the 1600’s. In … Continue reading
Posted in Quilting, Travels
Tagged Botanical Gardens, Copenhagen, Copenhagen Botanical Gardens, flowers, leaves, photography, quilting designs, quilting patterns
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