Rosalia moved in to her apartment and promptly went on vacation, so when I arrived we spent a day, a night , and a morning re-organizing and decorating her space. I think you can appreciate the difference.
The posters on the wall are of Monets and a French photographer whose name I've forgotten. The black and white contrasted nicely with the impressionistic prints. 
I finished six quilts in June. Here is a pattern called "Stack and Whack" or Kalidescope. The roses on the left are Rosalia's graduation quilt and the one on the right is Shane's baby quilt. Jessica requested black, white, and red. This one should have Shane's little eyes twirling!
My parents visited in June on Father's Day and my mother helped me plant flowers. It was nice to have them come over for a short, but relaxing visit.
This is one of the Father's Day shirts I gave Daddy. He received several compliments. 
Nana's garden at Eagle's Trace.
This was taken in Colorado, recognize the blue tie?
I made sure to get a picture this time with Rebecca.
Here are all of Taber's family with bride and groom. Their walls had a nice texture on them, not like our cinder blocks. The reception area was just right with a cozy atmosphere. We did have a receiving line for the first hour. At the end Taber's dad sang a song from Camelot "How to Handle a Woman" while his grandmother played the piano. We appreciated the privilege of hearing him sing.
The Copes hosted a very nice reception in their chapel. They had Japanese lanterns which I didn't get a picture of in blue,chocolate, and white. The flowers were peach colored and still not what Rebecca thought she wanted, but I think that both receptions had beautiful flowers and she was happy.
Taber's sister found blue ties for the groom, best man and the fathers, so that the colors were well represented.
Although we didn't have a dance Rebecca and her Dad danced to one of the songs being played as background music before the reception began.
