Finally winding down now that we are here in Antigua Guatemala and my group is just wonderful. That said, our feet pounded the cobblestones over 17,000 times today. I decided that we would eat at a different restaurant each morning for breakfast and our Guide Carlos took us to an amazing restaurant. I didn’t get…
Author: Pam Holland
I travel the world teaching and talking.
Photographing and writing,
Sharing experiences
What a way to go.
Houston Quilt Festival: – Day 6,
This category is the hardest to photograph, but please take a look at the detail in these quilts. The quilting is amazing.
Houston Quilt Festival:- Day 5
I don’t have time to add the entire amount of images I have in this category, so little time.
Houston Quilt Festival:- day 4.
The show opened officially for the full day today and I’m told it was absolutely packed. Around noon, 2 million people descended on Houston for the Astros trade. The town turned Orange, I sort of thought it was for me, the roads and parks turned a bright shade of orange.
Houston Quilt Festival:- Day 2.
The show opened officially last night and I wasn’t able to get images of the excitement and rush to get into the event because I was out at dinner and then I had the privilege to attend the Opera at the convention centre.
It’s a tradition, people line up, with lines winding down the street for a considerable distance waiting for the doors to open. So today the convention centre will be a bus of excitement and I hope to have some time at lunch to visit the winning quilts.
Houston Quilt Festival:- Day 2.
It’s interesting photographing the quilts, you hear so many different comments. One lady came up to me, she saw me taking a lot of photos. Â Â “Getting ideas for your class” she said.. Â Little does she know that I don’t need any more ideas, they flow far too fast and then there is the ‘pam’ signature…. none of these honey.
Houston Festival and market:- Day 1, part 2.
Sharing the art of Sue Spargo.
Houston International Quilt Market and Festival, Day 1.
I will take photos in sections and share them. These images are not for publication beyond this blog and I ask that you respect the right of the creator.
Flexibility. (the quality of bending without breaking)
It appears  that the year has moved at a faster pace this year than any previous year. Of course that’s nonsense, but it’s the way I perceive it. It’s not my age, nor my mental capabilities it’s the experiences and adventures that have moved so swiftly, one blending into another creating a seamless flow. I’m…
On the road again. – Traveling Quilt Teacher.
The temperature rose into the100’s today. I do love the heat, but it’s hard to sleep tonight, even the fan is struggling. It’s midnight and  began this blog some 5 hours ago, but tiredness took its toll and I retired only to be back up in the silence of the night, writing. The image below…