Row Robin starts Jan. 2016 All info on first post.

[Scoopie]

Brenda, I thought about asking you if you'd like to meet, and then thought that might seem odd. Definitely something I'm open to, though! I'll have to see what's halfway between us......(also, I am chuckling that Terrie and Jen *both* sent us identical items, so thus far, our quilts will be quite the same! How fun!!

Dawn, Rosemary, I can't speak for others, but I'm entirely open to if I get repeats (or not). Do whatever you are comfortable with, please! Even if you pick the same block idea as someone else, it's quite unlikely to be just exactly the same.

[lotti]

Hello Andree, yes the address for Brenda is correct in the file.
I have also checked Dorothy's address, and added the "Unit 280" as per her message here.
So far the correction has been made on the excel file. I will do a new PDF when I'm at the office tomorrow ;0

[Jdeluka]

Glad the rows arrived safely and you are both happy with them :-). I was going to do them in different colors, but realized I really liked how the blues flowed together and couldn't find anything else in my stash that transitioned as well :silly: It was a twisted log cabin pattern - one I've been wanting to try for awhile and finally had a small enough project to give it a shot!

Still eagerly watching the mail for my January row - not sure how long post usually takes from the UK (I'm assuming about 2 weeks based on what my friend has sent me from various locations abroad in the past) but I'll let you know as soon as it arrives!

[Jdeluka]

Owing some pictures on this thread:-

First up is my fabric from Luann - gorgeous, but I sure cannot cut it up.


Next, my fabrics from Terrie and a wonderful card.


Finally, some fabrics and a doorstopper from Rosemarie - she is still with us, just life is hectic and she hasn't been able to check in and keep up with us recently.

These bright zig-zags I would not necessarily have chosen to buy for myself, but you know what, I am really glad to have them, as they will push me to explore. That is what is so fun about exchanging rows/fabrics.

[Scoopie]

Wow, Rosemary, you now have a great stash of leaf fabrics! What a haul! Aren't quilter friends wonderful? BTW...........you seem to be a month ahead of us here in the U.S.. It was only February 2 here yesterday! (Not March 2 as your camera shows.) :silly: Just me being observant.

Dawn

[AndreeBergeron]

I think this reads "3rd of february"... no? B)

Andrée

[loise98]

Guess it's the same as driving on the left side of the road.

[Scoopie]

Ah, yes, you are probably right, Andrèe! I forget that the U.S. writes the date differently than the rest of the world. And Lois, drives on the opposite side of the road! And, uses inches, feet, and yards. How did all of this happen? Whose responsible for it? We ARE different, aren't we!!!!

Dawn

[Scoopie]

And the extra House points go to ...Andree, yes the date is read day/month/year, rather than month/day/year - this always confuses me when I see mention to 9/11 as I think 'now I am sure that it didn't happen in November, silly American's, messing up the date again'

Dawn I hope it isn't 2nd of March, that would make me 2 rows behind, instead of just one :whistle: , and I would miss my birthday hmy: inch: And as we all know, having birthday's are good for our health, the more we have, the longer we will live :P B) :lol:

[lorra]

The US military write day/month/year also. I don't know why the rest of the US write it differently. In my genealogy program, it doesn't matter how you write it, they automatically turn it to day/month/year. I wonder if the camera knows what country we are in. I don't remember what I did when I first set up my camera. Just for info.

[AndreeBergeron]

I was told once that in America, we drive on the "right" side of the road, but in Great Brittain, we drive on the "correct" side of the road! :cheer:

Andrée

[lotti]

and I generally use the scientific way to write the date: yyyy-mm-dd (year-month-day), this allows me to sort easily by date, even when the computer does not know it as a date (document versions and other stuff). and yes - i always get royally confused when i receive things dated the "american" way - especially hate it for official stuff like tickets and things - i also hate air tickets that use am and pm - there are 24 hours in the day and for flights and things it is so much easier to use all 24 - especially if you travel back and forth - of course this is me .... :blink: :blink: :blink:

[loise98]

I was told once that in America, we drive on the "right" side of the road, but in Great Brittain, we drive on the "correct" side of the road! :cheer:

Andrée

Not wanting to be the "ugly American" I was careful not to say "wrong" side of the road. But the fact that description was in my head at all tells me something about myself. hmy: hmy: hmy:

[twiglet]

Sorry Lois you all know the right side of the road is the wrong side of the road and the left side of the road is the right side of the road!

[genevacarroll]

I love all this chatter!

I have a hard time with right and left. I always have to think which hand do I write with? Oh yes, this hand so that side is the right.

So, when we were in England and I was driving :woohoo: the only and best way for me to figure out which way to turn was keeping this as my standard. When you make a turn and follow the curb, that is a right turn. When you make a turn and cross traffic that is a left turn. It doesn't matter which side of the road or which country you are in. So when my mom was telling me which way to turn in England I would ask "follow the curb" or "cross traffic"? And I knew exactly which way to go. This drives my husband crazy. But then again I am very good at doing that anyway. :kiss: For those of you with right/left issues you will know what I mean. It makes perfect sense to me.

Oh the stuff we learn here at TQS!!!

geneva