Disney Trip & 100 Good Wishes Quilt

DISNEY was great. I (Charity) would LOVE to go back today. The boys did exceptionally well on their first flight. As we begun to descend we went through some dense clouds. If you've flown before, you know the kind of turbulance that comes with those. I can at least say I lived through that experience. After each time that we regained control of ourselves from DROPPING in mid air - my youngest child looks back at me, (still holding on for dear life) giggles, and LOUDLY proclaims: "Do it again, Do it again!!!" To keep from crying, (I promised Andy that I wouldn't lose it in front of the kids) I would shout back: "No- you can ride the Tower of Terror when we safely land." Yes, you guessed it the Tower of Terror was Elijah's favorite ride. We made it to all 4 theme parks, both the water parks, & even had time for Disney Quest Downtown. Even though we were there 9 days, no one really got on each other's nerves & we still didn't see it all.
As Andy said before, I am working on a project. I am going to try & make Hannah Grace a 100 Good Wishes Quilt. According to legend, there is a tradition in Northern China to get 100 people to send a piece of material along with a written wish. The quilt is made & the wishes are kept until a certain time in the child's life to give them to her. (I am planning on either around 16, graduation, or possibly marriage.) So, if you'd like to be a part of Hannah Grace's 100 good wishes quilt, I'd love it if you'd pick out a piece of your favorite material or something that resembles your style, or just a fabric that you like. The square needs to be made out of cotton or other quilting fabric and needs to be about 8". If you mail us the material, please don't forget to write her a message. It will certainly bless her one day when she sees how much she is loved even before she knows her family. If you need our address to send it, please email us here on the website. Thanks for keeping up with us. Right now there's not a lot to say except "We're still waiting."