The scattering took place on Saturday, today would have been their 59th Wedding Anniversary. We held a traditional family picnic in a place that was very special to Mummy and Daddy and then, basically, made sand castles. They would have had a quiet evening to themselves before the tide came in.
My JQ keeps all the rules I set at the beginning of the year but, for the final four quiltlets the text is free machine "written". The words on September's quilt are from John Masefield's "Sea Fever", written in 1900:
"I must go down to the seas again,
... and quiet sleep and a sweet dream... "
I have captured sea glass and treasures collected by Mummy and Daddy under the layer of gold organza on the quilt and held them loosely in place with gold thread.
I wonder whether I would have signed up for the JQ challenge if I'd known what an emotional year 2015 was going to be? It's certainly been an interesting one to record and it's not over yet!
Beautiful, Lis. Full of memories to treasure xx
ReplyDeletePerfect year for doing the challenge - at least you've never been left thinking "Hmm, don't know what to make, nothing's really happened this month..."!
ReplyDeleteI think you have met that challenge well.
ReplyDeleteyour Journal is a treasure. Deeply touched by your sand castles. Stay well.
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