Borntohandquilt

Hello and Welcome from Germany! It's never too late to learn something new.

erstan947

I find that with this quilt board, even if you are alone you are not lonely. Jump right in and give it try. I love it and I hope you will too.

maryel

You are an inspiration to me! We never want to loose our zest for life and it's wonderful to look forward to learning new and exciting things. You will love this site. Welcome from Connecticut.

ugogram

Hi Jan,

Thanks for the warm greeting. Your grandma is so right about continuing to learn - if you don't you become a burden to family and that is something none of us want. You made me laugh when you passed up your doctor appointment - so cute. If I miss a doctor app. they would think I was dead (ha). I am trying to get moved quickly so I can devote time to learning this skill - I would like to make quilts for women's shelters but at the speed I'm going - who knows.

Thanks for your reply.

ugogram

Hi Murphy,

Thanks for your warm reply. My first boyfriend was from Sioux City and my last from Cedar Rapids (not sure you would call him a boyfriend) I am a native Californian. I can't wait to start learning quilting and there are so many nice people here.

MaryStoaks

Welcome from La Quinta, California. It's never too late to have fun quilting! Glad you joined the board, lots of fun and ideas here. :thumbup:

Vanuatu Jill

Hi Ugogram! Welcome-I'm from Ramona-where are you??? I don't have anybody near me (that I know of) that quilts so this site is the place I feel I have companions. By the way, my Uncle Bob is 93 and started learning the computer in his 80's so go for it!!!! You will also get intertained as well as learning stuff on this site!

Lakeview Quilting

Welcome from Oklahoma!

mhunt1717

Welcome from Kentucky!

ugogram

Thanks for your reply. I can't wait to "jump right in". I can't say I am ever lonely but nice to have friends to talk to even if by computer. I'm still teaching myself the computer - what a wonderful we now live in.