Its so quiet in here!!!

Now, I am not saying what this seems to be implying, but gees, isnt it
awfully quiet around here with Pat and Frood stitching it up on a
retreat together?
Diana (trying hard to maintain a straight face)

After all the talk about Emeril and Alton, we're all watching the Food
Network right now. ;-)

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"D Curtis" wrote in message
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Now, I am not saying what this seems to be implying, but gees, isnt it
awfully quiet around here with Pat and Frood stitching it up on a retreat
together?
Diana (trying hard to maintain a straight face)

I've been busy working on my sampler quilt. I have 3 blocks done so far.

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Cheryl D


http://community.webshots.com/user/cherdor

"D Curtis" wrote in message
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: Now, I am not saying what this seems to be implying, but gees, isnt it
: awfully quiet around here with Pat and Frood stitching it up on a
: retreat together?
: Diana (trying hard to maintain a straight face)

wow, u'r good to get anything done with a wee babe in the house.
how bout you hang those blocks where baby N can see'em.
never too early to put the love of quilting into his thoughts.
heehee,
hugz for all of you,
jeanne
btw, Di, i'm quiet? well if you say so but if i am its cuz the brain is
frazzled from power outage at 4:15am that set off our alarm cuz the battery
in it needs replacing, so no power, no battery to kick in and the d*amn
thing blared and blared and freak'n blared some more. dh and i both got up
to check, called power company (as you do, no help there) who'd sent a team
to fix whatever was wrong, sorry lady no idea how long it might take to fix
it, sure but can you hear my alarm going on here? soooooooooo??? sorry lady
no idea how long it might take to fix it. we both went back to bed with
pillows over our ears but i couldnt sleep then, so i got up to go to the
loo, grab a drink of milk to settle my stomach, back to bed, cant sleep, up
again, grab the thickest towel i could find and climbed on a chair trying to
muffle the sound, after 1.5 hours standing mufflling the sound as much as i
could... i gave up and went downstairs to the spare room with an unmade bed
(arghhhhhh) and pulled the duvet etc over my head, didnt hear a thing, woke
about 7:30 and the alarm was off, checked and dh must of seen some lights go
on and got up and hit the # combo to turn it all off.......needless to say
i'm in a foul mood, like i wasnt already from yesterdays email
quiet eh? cant hear a damn thing today, my ears are destroyed i'm sure of
it. eh, what, huh just shoot me
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"Cheryl D" wrote...
I've been busy working on my sampler quilt. I have 3 blocks done so far.
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Cheryl D
http://community.webshots.com/user/cherdor



"D Curtis" wrote...
: Now, I am not saying what this seems to be implying, but gees, isnt it
: awfully quiet around here with Pat and Frood stitching it up on a
: retreat together?
: Diana (trying hard to maintain a straight face)

Yes it is. Very quiet in fact. hmmmm......... not necesarily unpleasant
tho, is it. hmmmm........

chuckle


Karen, Queen of Squishies

I rediscovered my love for embroidery and found the coolest new book. It's
called Embroidered Borders & Motifs. I got it for $6 at Hobby Lobby and
have gotten at least $20 worth of enjoyment out of it. Don't know what I'm
going to do with the Borders and Motifs once I get them stitched. They will
probably go into the drawer with all the other embroidered and crocheted
Borders & Motifs. LOL.

If anyone's interested in handwork you can see the book he

http://www.anniesattic.com/detail.html?prod_id=16760

Hobby Lobby had it for $6.26 and that was regular price.

Cindy

"D Curtis" wrote in message
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Now, I am not saying what this seems to be implying, but gees, isnt it
awfully quiet around here with Pat and Frood stitching it up on a retreat
together?
Diana (trying hard to maintain a straight face)

The blocks will most likely end up a wall hanging for the living room when
we finally move into our own place. Most of the blocks have flowery fabrics.
Even the white on white fabric I bought yesterday is flowers. The "WOW"
fabric is the one thing that all the blocks have in common.

"nzlstar*" wrote in message
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: wow, u'r good to get anything done with a wee babe in the house.
: how bout you hang those blocks where baby N can see'em.
: never too early to put the love of quilting into his thoughts.
: heehee,
: hugz for all of you,
: jeanne

It's not my fault you lot can't carry on a decent conversation without me.

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Wendy
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"D Curtis" wrote in message
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Now, I am not saying what this seems to be implying, but gees, isnt it
awfully quiet around here with Pat and Frood stitching it up on a retreat
together?
Diana (trying hard to maintain a straight face)

We lack your eloquence and dry wit.
Di

frood wrote:
It's not my fault you lot can't carry on a decent conversation without me.

Snort! I'll say!

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"D Curtis" wrote in message
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We lack your eloquence and dry wit.
Di

frood wrote:
It's not my fault you lot can't carry on a decent conversation without
me.