'If these walls could talk'. I would love to hear the sounds of the family that lived in this house back in the early 1900's.

Thank you Floral, she's had this goal since she was 5 :^) we're very proud of her commitment to helping others. I just can't believe the years have gone by so quickly. I love this thread! It is always so positive and thoughtful. Furry friends, grandchildren, spectacular places and amazing projects. NH baskets inspires me with all the progress! Thank you guys!

I have had this grandfather clock since 1986 when I was living in Baltimore and my sister and I visited our brother in North Carolina. He found a shop with grandfather clocks and he and my niece had recently bought clocks there. So we went and met the owner and both my sister and I bought clocks as well! The owner of the shop happened to be making a delivery to another person in Baltimore, so he delivered and set mine up personally. It moved with me back to my hometown of Cincinnati in 1998. The moving guys did a great job of packing it up and getting it to me. I do love it and I love the memory of finding it with my siblings. It was a fun trip.

My one and only attempt at anything needle-worky, ca. 1997. I found I got obsessed with finishing it and stayed up way too late many nights laboring on it until it was done. Looking back at it now, I can't imagine how I ever decided to even take it on. Good for you, twenty-five-years-younger jakabedy!