Split Croatia

We docked just outside the city. We ate breakfast and headed into Split. We didn’t leave until 10:00 or 10:30. Christy and Leeman planned to take the kids to the beach which sounded like a great idea. John and I thought we would just head into town and see what was there. We wanted to see Diocletian’s Palace, and St Domnius Cathedral. It was only about 1/2 mile but felt like 500 miles. Luckily it was only 90 degrees today. I did buy a hat at the market because I swear it feels like my head is getting burned. There really isn’t as much to see at the palace. And forget pictures because it is so crowded–I am sure the heat didn’t help.

And of course John did his split in Split. He actually walked back to the sign after we had reboarded the ship. I stayed back and rested.

After everyone got back aboard we had a dinner in the main dining at San Marco Restaurant. Everything was great. We needed two tables to accommodate our large crowd. The kids had their own table and loved ordering themselves. After dinner we got some sunset pictures and then went to a show and enjoyed that. And from there we all went to bed.

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Published by Mary Lesh

My journey with sewing began when I was just seven or eight years old. My grandmother was a talented seamstress, and she introduced me to the world of fabric, thread, and creativity. Under her guidance, I learned the basics of sewing and spent many years making clothing and other projects. Despite growing up in a family of quilters, I always insisted that quilting wasn't for me. While my sisters happily pieced together quilts, I was convinced I would never make one myself.Life, however, had other plans. In 2018, my mother came to live with me, and together we began spending time quilting. What started as an opportunity to share time with her quickly became a passion I never expected. Before long, I found myself completely immersed in the art of quilting, discovering the joy, creativity, and sense of accomplishment that comes with turning fabric into something beautiful and meaningful. Since then, quilting has become much more than a hobby. It has become a way to honor the generations of women who taught me, preserve traditional sewing skills, and create lasting memories through handmade craftsmanship. Today, I am continuing that tradition by teaching my son everything I know about sewing, piecing, embroidery, and quilting. Together, we are building Sew Together—a place where creativity, family, and quilting come together one stitch at a time. I believe every quilt tells a story, and I am grateful to be sharing mine while helping others create stories of their own.

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