About once a year the owner of one of the pastures adjacent to ours
has a crop duster spray…
and it is a fun thing to watch.
About a week ago he was flying from east to west
(which would be horizontally across this pic)
and I didn’t catch him soon enough to get a pic.
I’m standing on my grass and shooting toward the pasture to the south.
This time he was flying north to south and right over me.
It was tough to get the shot as he flew over because the
camera shutter speed was too slow.
So I tried to anticipate when he would come out behind the trees and
snap just before he emerged.
The photograph from which I made the quilt, is of Master Sergeant Wilson during a rehearsal of a military funeral service. His image particularly touched me as I am the recipient of a flag from an Air Force military funeral honoring my father for his service to our country.
Reginald McCullar, USAF
If you would like to see a short movie about the inspiration behind this quilt
and my other military quilts, just click this link.
I know I could buy one, but there is so much fabric lying around I just couldn’t resist.
I needed a place for ear buds…
To accommodate the thick case on the back of the iphone,
I made this one slightly larger than
the first one I put together.
It’s really not crooked, just the foreshortening of the photo.
Instead this movie trailer contains excerpts of a speech so few have even heard. Yet, it ranks with President Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address as one of the most moving and greatest public speeches ever given. Do you know when and who delivered this speech? I think it worthwhile for every parent to sit down with their children and listen to the excerpts of this moving speech!
Watch the trailer below to experience a few of those moving thoughts delivered by… And, the movie is coming soon!
This comment came from a viewer pre-screening the movie, Journey to Tassafaronga.
“I watched your movie. It is fantastic, adventuresome, tragic, beautiful. Took me back aboard. Wish it could play on some TV station, it would make people think. My hat is off to you for a fantastic video.”
Sherman Walgren
