Seasons Change: Fiction Friday

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The Friday Fictioneer Challenge: Write a 100-word story based on the photo.

FF 109 Janet Webb

Photo copyright Janet Webb

Seasons Change

Sienna remembered finding her first wasp nest, amazed to discover it was made of paper, which was itself made of wood. Her young imagination opened to a world of chemistry.

The nests were sturdy but built for only one season. She learned that lesson many times in her scientific career as well as her personal life: some things were short-lived, but in their own moment strong, beautiful.

Retirement awaited her just outside the lab door. Picking up the wasp nest from her desk, Sienna thought it an accurate life symbol: seasons change. It was time for her to move on.

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Never Say Never

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This is the first quilt top I ever made. I took a class at The Quilt Store (now closed) in 1991. (I’m pretty sure it was 1991.)  I was just learning how to sew.

A few months ago, I took it to a professional quilter (Mary Golden in Cedar Creek) and got it quilted. Last week I put on the binding.

Yes, 25 years between making the quilt top and finishing the quilt. Never say never, right?

a Tresha's first quilt 1991 (4)s2