Back to Grown-Up Life (Temporarily)

Posted on March 27, 2012 by ovbrantley

Fulton County Attorney Law Library, 104 x 84 inches, by O.V. Brantley, 2005.

The Mayor and City Council of the City of East Point appointed me Interim City Attorney to serve until a permanent City Attorney is hired. This means that I must temporarily act like a responsible adult again.

I always treat each life adventure as inspiration for a quilt. The last time I was acting as an adult, I created Fulton County Attorney Law Library. It remains one of my treasured heirlooms.

My adult assignment will only last until July 1, 2012. Then it’s back to full time quilt play.

About ovbrantley

I am a passionate quilter who also is the general counsel for a major urban county in Georgia. I manage to pursue my triple passions of motherhood, quilting and traveling.

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1 Response to Back to Grown-Up Life (Temporarily)

Oh Sew Tempting says:

March 27, 2012 at 4:07 PM

I absolutely adore this quilt! WOW!!!!! Also, thank you for visiting my blog 🙂 Good luck in your new role!

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