We went to the French Quarter a couple times. While we were there New Orleans famous Cajun chef Paul Prudomme had died. We watch the funeral parade. Yes it was a parade. There was a band following the hearse and people attending the funeral. What an interesting way to celebrate some one's life. We went into the church after the funeral. It a beautiful church.
Cathedral - Basilica of St. Louis King of France
We left beautiful 80 degree weather to come home to temperatures in the 40's. You got to love Ohio weather that one day it is warm and the next day cold.
I did managed to do some sewing in October.
Three baby quilts finished and delivered.
I did find time to make some brown houses for October rainbow challenge. I also work on a UFO that has lots of brown fabrics. I hope to have it finished before the end of the year.
Despite your travels, you accomplished quite a lot! Bravo! Glad you had a good trip. She's a cutie!
ReplyDeleteBusy month! A good busy though. Nothing is better than visiting with grand babies. You got a lot accomplished for only being home for two weeks. Your quilts are so fun.
ReplyDeleteYou did have a busy month. Love the brown houses. They will fit right in.
ReplyDeleteOctober was a full month for you with many memories. I love your baby quilts, and the little houses. How big are those house blocks?
ReplyDeleteWe call it the St Louis Cathedral, funny to see the "real" name written out. A friend of mine's daughter was married in the cathedral, spectacular. And yes, we will miss Chef Paul, he was the one who gave Louisiana cooking to the rest of the pot roast world! LOL Glad you enjoyed your trip.
ReplyDeleteAdorable baby quilts. Cute brown houses. Looks like a lovely visit with special little ones. And now on to November.
ReplyDeleteP.S. Congratulations on the win of lovely fabrics.
ReplyDeleteThree great baby quilts, happy memories from your trip, and sewing to look forward to - all good!
ReplyDeleteYour comment about treasuring the moments is so right for your trip. Plus you finished three quilts and some houses. Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteNew Orleans is like no place else, glad you had a great visit.
ReplyDeleteFun little houses. Very fun and bright quilts, my favorite is that star quilt. Very pretty.
You got a lot done despite your travels. Love the houses - they are on my list to do next year with the challenge.
ReplyDeleteSuch a cutie! Sounds like a wonderful vacation.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on finish of three beautiful baby quilts. I'm sure they will be used and loved. Love, love, LOVE your house blocks!