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A quilting friend’s husband passed away recently and a Celebration of Life service was held for him today. I met Richard Perez in June of last year. He and his wife Sherrie are members of the same quilting group I belong … Continue reading →

This is the latest addition to my Queen Bee of the Month Fat Quarter swap. I love railroad fabric because I can use it to make things to sell in the Tehachapi Railroad Depot Museum’s gift shop. I spoke with … Continue reading →

The first train of the day — it’s 9:05 a.m., the trains are running and the temperature is in the 60’s! I have Robert settled in his chair, fed him and gave him his first meds for the day.   … Continue reading →

The only thing better than the first issue of a new quilting magazine is receiving free fabric in the mail at the same time! This month, I’m the “Queen” in a fat quarter swap. There are 12 members, myself included, … Continue reading →

Got a heads up call this evening from one of our friends — a heritage unit was on the point and if I wanted to get a picture I needed to get out on the deck and have my camera … Continue reading →

It’s been a long day today. We drove to Sierra Madre to pick up a Southern Pacific Caboose pot-bellied stove that was donated to the Depot Museum (http://www.tehachapidepot.com). The “crew” consisted of Dennis Storms, Doug Pickard, Mike Massee, Robert, and … Continue reading →

We’re that pleased with the new fence. The height is perfect and doesn’t interfere with our view of the tracks. A bonus that we hadn’t expected is that the construction of the fence has kept the squirrels away. There are … Continue reading →