the letter Q
My husband grew up here in Southern Illinois in a small town by the name of Cave in Rock. In Cave In Rock there is a Spar Mine. I am not sure if you all know what Spar is but it can very often remind you of quartz rocks.
Another quaint fact is that my husband collected the full set of state quarters. This was a gift to our first born grandchild. They are kept in a book and when princess is old enough grandpa will sit down and share his quarter collection with her. The quantity of quarters were 50 but the fun or collecting was so much fun. This was something that my hubby shared with his mother as they both collected and in the next quince years he will share with his little princess several times over. All though the process of collecting these quarters sometimes got super funny when they would quibble over quarters that one had before the other. The best thing is that they each collected the full set and neither of them quit
A couple of other kids that did not quit are my two graduates. Answering questions for the past twelve + years they are no super proud to be finally graduating. Perhaps you have more great q words you could share you can do that quietly and quickly here
Hi!
ReplyDeleteI have all the state quarters too. Me and my hubby collected them. I like your slag, "quartz" rocks . Very nice. Have a great day!
Sherrie
Sherrie's Stuff
How cool about the quarters. Great take on the theme.
ReplyDeleteNever thought of these "Q"'s. Good one's. On behalf of the ABC Wed. team, thanks for participating.
ReplyDeleteWow, those slices of spar look interesting! I've seen feldspar here (in England) but it looks nothing like that!
ReplyDeleteI am in search of the territory coins (American Samoa, US VI and Noerthern Mariana Is for the Philadelphia mint
ReplyDeletetwo sets of all of them (inc DC, PR, Guam) for the Denver mint.
AND I'm STILL looking for a Kentucky Denver coin. I have a complete 50-state Philadelphia set.
ROG, ABC Wednesday team
My coins were stolen in a burglary years ago, and I just didn't have the heart to start over. Darn. The quartz slices are absolutely spectacular!
ReplyDeletePretty spar/quartz rocks. Lots of good Q-words here, nicely strung together.
ReplyDeleteBest wishes,
Anna
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