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Quilter Vivian Tumelson on Doing as Much as You Can For as Long as You Can

"Vivian Tumelson is an 87-year-old quilt maker who lives in Blanchard, Oklahoma. She’s been making quilts her whole life, but since retiring in 1989, making quilts has become something of a full-time job."

 

Learn "how a post-retirement hobby turned into a full-time job, and why staying busy is the key to staying happy and healthy as you age."

 

Click Here, or the photo below, to read the interview Vivian to learn how she go to where she is today.

 

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Else Adams
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A Very great and interesting Lady. She is not only very productive but also very hip about products and how to find them.

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Kathleen Roulet
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Thank you for posting this lovely interview. Such a pleasure to read and reminded me of my mother, grandmother and her sisters, my great aunts. They made quilt after quilt to give away. Each quilt brought joy to both the receiver and the...

Thank you for posting this lovely interview. Such a pleasure to read and reminded me of my mother, grandmother and her sisters, my great aunts. They made quilt after quilt to give away. Each quilt brought joy to both the receiver and the giver...an expression of love to give and to receive. Making quilts filled their lives with creative energy and the motivation to keep working. They were always thrilled to show me their latest quilts. I loved to watch their faces as they talked about the choices they made in the process and who they were making it for. Their passion was contagious.

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Sharon Palmer
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What a nice article. It great to hear about someone doing what we love to do for so long. I
Don’t know what I would do if it weren’t for stitching each and every day. I don’t think some realize
how important it is to stay busy and...

What a nice article. It great to hear about someone doing what we love to do for so long. I
Don’t know what I would do if it weren’t for stitching each and every day. I don’t think some realize
how important it is to stay busy and creative...it’s what keeps me going.ha. “Keep on keeping on” is my motto!

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Sammy Carey
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Great story.

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