We just sold
Rosie, our beautiful
Grady-White. We had her for 12 years. She is being trailered right now up to Massachusetts. Different water! We have this small quilt on our mantel, with a candle to burn in front of it.
This is the little quilt that started the project. Early in the morning I looked out the west window & saw this beautiful pecan tree hiding the moon. I decided to capture a treasured moment each day in November.
At nearly 10 p.m. a transformer blew, shocking us all with sudden brilliance, then dark. We were in the
Lazy Flamingo restaurant on Sanibel.
We just sold Rosie, our beautiful Grady-White. We had her for 12 years. She is being trailered right now up to Massachusetts. Different water! We have this small quilt on our mantel, with a candle to burn in front of it.
This is the little quilt that started the project. Early in the morning I looked out the west window & saw this beautiful pecan tree hiding the moon. I decided to capture a treasured moment each day in November.
At nearly 10 p.m. a transformer blew, shocking us all with sudden brilliance, then dark. We were in the Lazy Flamingo restaurant on Sanibel.
2 comments:
Rosie is going to miss you both.
Thank goodness you have these wonderful quilt portraits. They are remarkable. A wonderful series, unique art.
Brava, Ms. Turner.
Thanks, Lesley!
We are lucky to have a smaller boat now, named Seventeen (a Mako 17) after a friend who loved that number. Rosie was happier in deep water.
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