Wednesday, February 16, 2011. I lived in a neighborhood full of kids. I was one of five. And there were several other families on the block that with only two or three. There were no only children! Most of the kids were girls. I was one of the youngest. All of our mothers stayed home, and it seemed they were pretty good friends. One summer my mother somehow acquired a large amount of red gingham fabric. And she began to sew.

Thursday, September 3, 2009. Elizabeth Richardson at WKU Library. Barbara Brackman and Deb Rowden drove from Lawrence, Kansas. I drove from Knoxville, Tennessee. We met in Bowling Green at the Western Kentucky University Library. Recently, quilts, correspondence, and scrapbooks belonging to Elizabeth Richardson were donated to the library. Why are these items so important? She wrote to Dr. Dunton at the end of his life.

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