Friday, December 11, 2015
Flashback Friday; Ed Winters
I had to work yesterday, then went to our quilting guild potluck supper. I ate too much as usual, the ladies in our group are all fantastic cooks. It's Flashback Friday instead of Throwback Thursday this week. :)
My sister, Linda H. made Ed Winters for me in 2003. I display him every December. My home is small, so the only place to put him is on the doors of a cabinet, he has a little tree to keep him company.
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