Ebook {Epub PDF} No Time on My Hands by Grace Snyder

 · No Time on My Hands is a remarkable chronicle of the sod house era and of Grace Snyder’s married life on a ranch in Nebraska’s sandhills. From there she finally flies above the clouds to exhibits where her quilts contribute to a worldwide revival of bltadwin.ru: UNP - Bison Books. When Grace Snyder, the matriarch of a pioneer Nebraska family, wrote these reminiscences in her eightieth year, she felt she had been blessed "by having no time on my hands." The story of her busy life begins on the high plains of Nebraska, where her parents homesteaded in She recalls her childhood in a sod house on a frontier that required everyone to pull together in the face of. No Time on My Hands by Grace Snyder. Beginning in, and winding its way through, Grace McCance Snyder, in her biography No Time on My Hands pieces together the story of her life. Grace McCance Snyder's autobiography, No Time on My Hands, written with her daughter, Nellie Snyder Yost, is the account of her pioneer life.

Grace Bell McCance Snyder (Ap - December 8, ), is an American quilter, former pioneer and centenarian, whose story is known through the books No Time on My Hands and Pioneer Girl: Growing Up on the Prairie. Biography Childhood. Grace McCance went to Nebraska with her parents in to. No Time on My Hands by Grace Snyder When Grace Snyder, the matriarch of a pioneer Nebraska family, wrote these reminiscences in her eightieth year, she felt she had been blessed by having no time on my hands. The story of her busy life begins on the high plains of Nebraska, where her parents homesteaded in Bert Snyder and Grace McCance followed this model during their brief courtship. Grace met Bert in when he stopped by her family's homestead to see if he could help her father, "Poppie", who was gravely ill. Grace was only 17 when she met the handsome, gray-eyed cowboy.

Grace had three wishes and dreamed three dreams. To grow up to make the most beautiful quilts in the world. To grow up and marry a cowboy and to look down on the top of a cloud. At the time, it seemed impossible that any of her dreams could ever come true. Kevin and Charlotte Endorf share Snyder’s life story after countless hours of study. When Grace Snyder, the matriarch of a pioneer Nebraska family, wrote these reminiscences in her eightieth year, she felt she had been blessed “by having no time on my hands.”. The story of her busy life begins on the high plains of Nebraska, where her parents homesteaded in When Grace Snyder, the matriarch of a pioneer Nebraska family, wrote these reminiscences in her eightieth year, she felt she had been blessed "by having no time on my hands." The story of her busy life begins on the high plains of Nebraska, where her parents homesteaded in She recalls her childhood in a sod house on a frontier that required everyone to pull together in the face of hostile weather, serious illness, and economic depression but that also held its full share of good times.