On topic: an author who "gets it"
On 12/11/2010 3:23 PM, Karen C in Calif wrote:
Susan Hartman wrote:
I read this paragraph this morning, and immediately smiled and re-read
it, and re-read it again. Perfection!
"It was one of the pinafores Saffy had sewn when Merry first arrived,
made from a lovely piece of Liberty fabric ordered years ago, not
because Saffy had a project in mind, but because it was simply too
beautiful not to possess. It had languished ever since in the sewing
cupboard, waiting patiently for Saffy to find it a purpose. And now
she had."
I think that needs to be issued to every husband of a
stitcher/seamstress on the planet.
I understood my SIL's MIL's need to own a wall full of fabric; her DH
didn't, and mine was placated by the notion that my stash was only a
fraction of hers. (Of course, she'd been collecting several decades
longer....)
There is a Young lady on the Quins auction. I recognized her user name,
but not the last name, and state. I questioned this and she sent this
response. It says it all! She got married.
""Gillian,
Thank you for the congratulations! I finally found one that understands
my stitching (his mom is a quilter!) and he doesn't complain about my
addiction.
He even understands how I have better friends on the Internet than in
real life. How we develop friendships, and all with each other,
especially stitchers and quilters.""
Isn't that cool????
That gives you a warm and fuzzy feeling.
Gillian
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