Good things are happening this fall starting Saturday September 8th with the 30th annual Kettleby Fair, good old fashioned fun! When I found the cover picture for Tapestry the Jack-in-the-pulpit brought back childhood memories. It was rare to see one, the name so interesting and it always felt like we found a treasure. Our feature artist this edition turned out to be a "treasure". Ann Love co-authors children's books and I love the cottage books, again reminding me of the plain old fun things our parents did with us as kids. Rural Route Yarns is new this fall; Phil Chadwick shares a story that includes his father, and Sue Eaman wrties about her backyard guest. The Crooked Thumb has been a story we have been meaning to get to for years and finally, thanks to Pieter Thoenes and Michelle Minnoch, it's done. Enjoy the many other articles and fall events in King. This edition seems to be about memories and I'd like to say thanks to my folks for the fun, the great memories. Happy 60th Anniversary September 12th, 2007 to Dorothy and Jack Stenhouse. With love Nancy.