Today for Blue Monday I am sharing a photo of J.C. Penney's birthplace, Hamilton, Missouri.
I spent a day of quilt fabric shopping with my SIL here last summer.
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The " Missouri Star Quilting Company" is an amazing store. I'm not a quilter but they have every fabric imaginable. They have a wonderful on-line store too for all you quilters.
Linking with our lovely hostess Sally @ SMILING SALLY
ANN
12 comments:
It's nice to know a bit more about this great man of God. I'm sure he'd be unhappy with his store open on Sunday--just like every other one.
Thanks for sharing, Ann.
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Happy Blue Monday!
Hi Ann, now I know where J. C. Penny was from. I'm not a quilter, but when I end up at a quilt shop I want to be a quilter too!
love the sign at the top
Ann,
Thanks so much for your visit!!
I would love to know more about printing your Blog into a book?????
Do you have pictures posted of the tree you mentioned? i would love to see it!!
Hugs,
Debbie
I do not quilt either, but I have a great love for quilts. Have too many, but still want all I see.
Hi Ann
I'm with Debbie do tell us more about printing the blog into a book I had a look at the website, it looks great.
I would love to be a quilter, I can imagine you had a lovely day out with your SIL choosing fabrics and catching up.
Thanks for your lovely comment on my blog
Wrenx
Hi Anne,
TY for dropping by to Stockholm. Hope you enjoyed the visit.
See you next time.
Njoy the rest of the day.
Greetings,
/CC girl
Both my kids worked at JC Penney
when they were in High School. Nice that you got to visit his home. Have a great week.
Love the sign at the top as well!
Lovely blog.
Thanks for stopping by - a pleasure to visit here too!
Looks like an interesting place, thanks for sharing!
A nice story you have shared! I am happy I am here today!
Oh, wow!I love to shop at J.C. Penny but no idea where it really started. LOL
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