The Danish Family was finally able to have a long awaited reunion!This is our silly shot. Much more fun than the posed shot. We had about 25 rotating family members. These are the descendants of my husband's mother and her brother and sister.
We are blessed to have a family farm near Sheridan, Illinois. The main reunion was Friday - Monday.
Rich's parents bought it 50 years ago and it has grown, and grown and grown, just like the family. Here is me and by boy, andrew. Rich is in the background playing with a neighbor dog that kept following us.We do all our own cooking - including making almost 400 Danish Pancakes; Ableskiver. Here is a website to learn more about them.
Rich's parents bought it 50 years ago and it has grown, and grown and grown, just like the family. Here is me and by boy, andrew. Rich is in the background playing with a neighbor dog that kept following us.We do all our own cooking - including making almost 400 Danish Pancakes; Ableskiver. Here is a website to learn more about them.
We also had 20 lbs of sausage on hand.We eat under a big rented tent and have a such a great time chatting and visiting.
Rich and I made 32 ears of roasted corn. I cut it all off the cob and added lots of butter and s&p. here is my son and nephew on a building inspection.and the water equipment testing.... yep, it's all good.![]()
A group of us trekked into town to pay our respects to our Beloved and Departed Patriarch and Matriarch who would be so happy to see we are keeping the tradition going. I don't know who took the "official" photo ha ha.
In Quilting News:
Our co-op farmer and caretaker of our farm, David, brought me this incredible quilt to see. He wanted basic information. It is in excellent condition. I did a little fabric research and put its age at 1860-1890. I love the shirtings, double pinks and look - one of the greens in my Chrome Sweet Chrome. wonderful browns.I'm really glad I met this quilt ! I may even organize a sew along or pattern.I'm also crocheting a blanket for our bed for the upcoming winter.
The pattern is a solid granny square. I learned it on Youtube here.