"The time has come," the Walrus said,

To talk of many things. Of shoes--and ships--and sealing-wax-- Of cabbages--and kings--"

I did get busy and started a couple of new pieces, but I still have WIPs that should be taking priority; however, completing projects wasn't on the agenda. Have decided to forget the pieced border for the circles & squares and use what I've done on that border for something else.

Today, my computer is cooperating again. Gooood Computer.

My purple Henry Duelberg is sporting a sport, or spontaneous mutant...I'm really not sure why, but after years of being all purple, now there are a few white blossoms.

When we were in Natchez, the weekend before Memorial Day, we visited the National Cemetery there. I found it remarkably moving. Many of the soldiers were from the Civil War, but some were even earlier; and of course, the graves cover everything up to the present. The sight of so many elegantly simple headstones and the flags that had been placed beside each...was a somber and touching experience.
These are just a few of the pictures, I took from a couple of views; I was too lazy to change the lens. These shots don't show the expanse of the entire cemetery. It reminds me of the poem "In Flanders Fields."