This week's haiku is called The Heat.
Corn stalks rolled and curled.
Soil dusty, parched, and thirsty.
When will relief come?
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Exhibited in the following Juried Shows
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Sept 11-13 2009, then Travels to Golden Colorado Rocky Mountain Quilt Museum - SAQA Exhibit "Musings" at Gerald R. Ford Presidential Library and Museum Grand Rapids, Michigan June-Aug 2009
- Journal Quilts II: Elements 2008 at International Quilt Festival in Houston, Texas
- A Sense of Time SAQA Exhibit at IQF October 2008
- National Small Art Quilts Exhibit 2008 Groton, New York
- The Voice Within an art quilt exhibit by FiberArts Connection of Southern California May 2008
- Up In Stitches SAQA Exhibit at Yesier Art Center Paducah Kentucy 2008
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