Author: Lois Levihn

I’m sure many of you have heard the expression “From the cockles of my heart”, but have you ever wondered

The holidays are over, and we’re in the wintertime stretch to spring. January invokes low energy, gloomy cloudy days, and

It’s a story as old as time: A man and woman meet, over time they fall in love and get

Back in the late 1980’s, I met Deb Steeg when I worked for a doctor where she was a patient.

It’s the Dog Days of Summer and we’re feeling the heat here in the Northern Hemisphere. The “Dog Days of

A glorious 4th of July to all! What a great time for fun, food and fireworks with social distancing and

Happy Father’s Day to all the fathers and father figures out there! What a special day to relax and enjoy

In the early 1990’s when son Robert was young, I became a Tupperware Dealer. Using my marketing skills, in my

Did you miss your favorite Waynedale News writers? The downturn in the economy has left very few businesses unscathed including

Happy International Quilting Day! This special day is always celebrated on the third Saturday of March and this year you

The Super Bowl game will soon be here and it looks like there may be an unfamiliar champ as regular

Over the years I’ve created all sorts of Christmas stockings: golf courses, bowling pins, light bulbs, dog bones – you

You read a lot of them in the newspapers and online these days: Estate auctions and tag sales with the

Once again, I had a great time at the Maumee Valley Antique Steam & Gas Association Show. The corn-on-the-cob still

It was a beautiful Friday afternoon when my friend Priscilla and I headed to Marion, Indiana to meet Marianne Fons

On a recent Saturday morning the door at Born Again Quilts opened and in walked Karen Rydman of Ossian. Karen

Recently I went to a garage sale promoted for people interested in fabric, sewing or quilting items: No one else

Happy Mother’s Day! A couple of months ago I received an E-mail from Liza Hazzard who attends Our Shepherd Lutheran

Over 400 quilt enthusiasts enjoyed the Quilt Fair at the Huber Opera House in Hicksville, Ohio. It was heartening to

You may remember my August 3, 2018 article about Quilters Hall of Fame inductee Xenia Cord and her Beanie Baby

Happy New Year dear Waynedale Readers! By the time you read this, Meteorological Winter is half over. Winter weather hasn’t

It was the first weekend of December 2010 that I met Therese “Terry” Mihlbauer at the Unitarian Universalist Church Craft

Somehow it was meant to be: I invite a nice woman I meet outside Born Again Quilts to come take

I always love going to the Maumee Valley Antique Steam and Gas Show. The quilt show is always my first

Most of us remember the Beanie Babies: Those small stuffed animals of the mid-1990’s stuffed with plastic pellets so you