Sibs Sunday
koi pond
Sis and Bro enjoying the koi pond at Anonymous A.P.’s before the terrifying trek of So. California freeways. Click on the photo to see the continuing photo album of the Sibs Long Beach trip.
Road Trip memories Part I
The Sibs, Sis and Bro, and their creation Frankie Uber-Navigator, center - with compass ball on his head, had successfully reached Anonymous A.P.’s lovely home in Chino Hills. After the splendor of the Rocky Mountain’s western slope and it’s fresh produce, and the austere beauty of the desert, they enjoyed this sunset. Quiet time before set-up at the Long Beach Convention Center’s 1st International Quilt Festival at that venue.
Click on the sunset picture to see the first installment of their road trip photo album. There will a couple more albums featured on upcoming Sundays. I still giggle each time I view these. I hope you enjoy them as much. love and frivolity. michele and the Sibs.
Frankensibs
Having quickly learned of their poor navigation skills, the siblings, Sis and Bro, made quick work out of constructing their own uber-navigator.
The Road Trip to Long Beach is back on track.
Through the dessert and over the pass…
Not left behind
Insuring they will not be left at the studio, to work with all the yummy new texture slabs and sheets that just arrived before our departure - (so sad am I), Bro, left, and Sis, right, took up the steering wheel position. They promise to navigate so they will not be in the way. Road trip is under way… Long Beach International Quilt Festival, here we come.
An inaugural event for my lovely little children - the big Road Trip, and for IQF in Long Beach CA.
Sis and Bro show prep
After being left in Colorado instead of beholding the beauty of Chicago, Sis and Bro declared their willingness to earn their own way on the next International Quilt Festival trip.
They began by packing the display suitcases full of finished collage cards. 
Bro is explaining the technique he would like Sis to use. Notice he’s talking, she’s working.
The increased gas consumption based on their combined weight is going to be outrageous, so they will need to work diligently. It was hard for their 
tiny little bodies to load the car, but it was just too hot for T and I to do.
Great job, little ones. Now we all sleep well. We leave at 5am.
