_I_ Was Bad...Wasn't I?

"Cynthia Spilsted" wrote in message
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What's your pleasure? I am told that I make a mean pizza - my cinnamon
buns
are more than slightly decadent, I could barbeque a couple of freshly
caught
rainbow trout or dolly vardens - or do up some Filipino-style pork shish
kebabs. My hubby likes fillet piquant: halibut fillets baked with bread
crumbs, butter (lots!), vinegar, lemon, Worcestershire sauce, and a touch
of
prepared mustard. I'm not big on seafood 'cause I grew up eating it all
the
time, but my hubby and son love it. Or:- we could order Chinese and spend
the time fondling fabric.....!
Cynthia


drooling

Oh-oh-oh!!! I'm really good at getting carpets clean!!!! LOL Between the
kids and animals, I think I've cleaned it all.... Ugh!!!!

Sharon
---I vote for take out and fabric fondling.

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"Never try to teach a pig to sing. It's a waste of time and just annoys the
pig."

After laughing out loud, drying my tears i focus on this part:

"F. M.," she says, "but, they gave me your number, and I _Really
Need_ this dress made! I've bought the pattern, and my daughter needs
the dress for prom, and the dress shop wants $110.00 for a dress, and I
don't want to pay that! I want to have it made cheaper!, and...--"


A ball gown cheaper that $110 ????? Wow, some people want it all, and for
nothing as well!!

But she had the pattern.... LOLnew tears to dry


Asa

Åsa W wrote:

the dress for prom, and the dress shop wants $110.00 for a dress, and I
don't want to pay that! I want to have it made cheaper!, and...--"

A ball gown cheaper that $110 ????? Wow, some people want it all, and for
nothing as well!!

Well, on second thought, she probably could go to China and have it made
for less..... (best innocent look)


--
Where no oxen are, the crib is clean,
But much benefit is derived from the labor of the ox.

Ask anyone that ever fixed electronic items or computers about that.
Everyone wants it done yesterday for free, and why can't you pay for the
parts.

--
it's easier to run away with your kilt up than with your pants down.
Mike in Wisconsin
"Melinda Meahan - remove TRASH to reply" wrote in
message ...
Åsa W wrote:

the dress for prom, and the dress shop wants $110.00 for a dress, and I
don't want to pay that! I want to have it made cheaper!, and...--"

A ball gown cheaper that $110 ????? Wow, some people want it all, and
for
nothing as well!!

Well, on second thought, she probably could go to China and have it made
for less..... (best innocent look)


--
Where no oxen are, the crib is clean,
But much benefit is derived from the labor of the ox.

Strange how many people seem to think that if you work nights, you just give
up sleeping.

"Cynthia Spilsted" wrote in message
...
I told her to
scratch the dance because I do happen to like to sleep sometime...

Melinda Meahan - remove TRASH to reply wrote:
Åsa W wrote:

the dress for prom, and the dress shop wants $110.00 for a dress, and I
don't want to pay that! I want to have it made cheaper!, and...--"


A ball gown cheaper that $110 ????? Wow, some people want it all, and for
nothing as well!!


Well, on second thought, she probably could go to China and have it made
for less..... (best innocent look)


Silly woman should go to some of the higher end thrift
shops in her area. They tend to be loaded with beautiful
dresses, worn once, for much less than $110, even if you
have them cleaned before wearing. Plus whatever she paid
would go to a good cause. I have no problem with wanting
to save money on something like that, but she needs to
get realistic!!!

--

Joanne @ stitches @ singerlady.reno.nv.us
http://bernardschopen.tripod.com/
Life is about the journey, not about the destination.

On Sun, 09 May 2004 10:32:40 -0700, CW wrote:

Strange how many people seem to think that if you work nights, you just give
up sleeping.

LOL .... or that if you are getting up at 10am in the morning after
finishing a late shift that you are lazy...

Mavis

But then again, it could cost them a lot more! A few years ago, a young
lady was in Vietnam and bought two prom dresses for her twin sisters (she
was lucky in that they all were the same size so she did the fittings...).
One dress turned out beautifully and the other was a mess. She brought it
home anyway because the fabric was so beautiful and had me remake the dress
for her sister. However: she gave me lots of time and did not quibble at
all about any costs involved!
Cynthia
"Melinda Meahan - remove TRASH to reply" wrote in
message ...
Åsa W wrote:

the dress for prom, and the dress shop wants $110.00 for a dress, and I
don't want to pay that! I want to have it made cheaper!, and...--"

A ball gown cheaper that $110 ????? Wow, some people want it all, and
for
nothing as well!!

Well, on second thought, she probably could go to China and have it made
for less..... (best innocent look)


--
Where no oxen are, the crib is clean,
But much benefit is derived from the labor of the ox.