I love being a nurse and am privileged to be teaching the next generation.
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- Lynn Dykstra
- Quilting in Chicago. Klein meisje is Dutch for little girl--what my beloved grandfather called his 12 granddaughters because, I fear, it was easier than trying to remember our names. Lrdykstra@aol.com Instagram: Lrdykstra
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6 comments:
What a beautiful memory quilt...the quilting is exquisite on this so graphic and yet full of nostalgia, too...;)))
~ ~ ~ waving from afar Julierose
I love it! and glad you are teaching now!!
Such a beautiful quilt and so appropriate for your profession.
I'm just happy to hear so many people are going into nursing again. I have a great-niece (nurse) and and a great-nephew (doctor) both in the medical field in the Chicago area, both new into it in the last year.
Teaching is so important for the next generation of nurses (and so different from when you trained).
God bless you for being in a helping profession.
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