Drop Off�s and Drop In�s!

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I spent about 45 minutes at Quiltville Inn yesterday.

I wish I could have spent MORE time, but the truth of the matter was � I had a quick drop off to do of the wonderful hand crafted cherry beds from Jean and Jerry � and then hit the road toward home.

Jason was already on his way up from Columbia, South Carolina with his cats Dresden and Lola meowing up a storm in the background.

I know some folks who travel with their cats all of the time � but my cats have always been home-bodies who didn�t like the car, and could care less what was going on outside in the world around them.

These beds are SO wonderful � and the story that goes with the beds is the icing on the cake.

Made by Jerry�s great-grandfather for he and his sister in the 1950s, I got the story of who has slept in these beds over the decades, and things Jerry remembers from his childhood surrounding this furniture.

I also saw many other pieces that are in use in their home, also made by this great-grandfather. Just beautiful.
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