Tag Archives: A Southern Summer Day
Happy August!
August in Atlanta means hot, hot, hot! But we love every minute of it. A Southern Summer Day captures Atlanta in the summertime. The picture is not great, but it’s a beautiful quilt. Happy August!
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Happy Fourth of July!
Today is soggy, but all the things we love about the south will return soon — sunshine, butterflies, birds and outdoor happiness. My quilt A Southern Summer Day represents all these things. Happy Fourth of July!
Few Southern Summer Days Left
This weekend marks the unofficial end of summer. Pools close. Schools resume. Football starts. Enjoy my quilt A Southern Summer Day while you can.
A Southern Summer Day
Our neighborhood pool opens today with a community party. Summer is officially underway!
Good Bye Summer!
I know fall is on the way to Atlanta when I feel just a little crispness in the air when I go out for my morning paper. By noon, it will be unbearably hot again, but I know fall is … Continue reading
Heat Advisory in Atlanta
It is so hot in Atlanta we can hardly move! Stay hydrated and try to stay cool.
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Summer Begins Now
Memorial Day is the unofficial beginning of summer. After paying respects to our fallen servicemen, I hope you spent some time in the back yard grilling and hanging out. A Southern Summer Day is a quilt that conjures up all … Continue reading
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