Love is so evasive, so when you find love at first sight.
Your heart is your only witness, it tells you love is right!
When you meet that special person, it's like meeting an old friend.
It's as if you always knew them, even though you've just began.
Your heart is filled with excitement, each and every time you meet.
You know their very special, because your life feels so complete.
Love at first sight; is sometimes a once in a life time thing.
Cherish every moment, and the happiness that it brings.
For love can be very fleeting, and leave as quickly as it comes.
Appreciate each and every moment; because love can also run!
Linda Darnell Chandler
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STRONG STURDY HANDS
Recently my grand daughter Eliana asked me to teach her to sew. You see, I take sewing very seriously and this eight-year-old knew she could not find a better teacher than her grandmother. I have a state of the art sewing room filled with all the latest gadgets. In fact, my sewing room is like a museum. Proudly displayed is my mother’s Singer sewing machine (which is older than me). I also have my Godmothers old Singer sewing machine which was probably her mothers’ machine because it has the large metal foot base. This was one of the first machines used in sewing however you did have to pump the foot base back and forth to get the machine to sew a stitch. On my walls I have framed old original sewing patterns that date back to the 1930’s. I also have proudly displayed on the wall an Artist Proof picture by Alonzo Adams. This picture has a woman quilting who has a spot-on resemblance to my Aunt Tina. Ironically, the Artist named the picture, “Strong Steady hands” because back in those days all quilts were made by hand.
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