When I came in I needed to pull fabrics from my flannel bins for a quilt similar to the one on the chair. I'm selling these fabrics to a friend and will be cutting the kit for her.
Some of the NO REPLY commenters leave me the nicest comments and I can't reply to them to thank them......so this is a group thank you to all of you kind people who say such nice things.
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Pushing and pulling -- LOL!
I haven't gotten to the pulling part yet! Yesterday it was 88 degrees when I got home from work. Since the front of my house faces the south, that was just too hot to be pulling weeds.
Love those plaid flannels! I still have some pieces and parts left over of flannel from the family Xmas quilt a couple of years ago. I may have to dig those out and see what I have.
Where does friend sell the kits?
it will be hard to do any outside work today - I woke up and it is 76 degrees already!! nice of you to cut the fabric with your cutter for your friend even though you are getting paid for the fabric
Can you tell me if I'm still a no reply blogger? I've tried following steps listed to not be, but I can't quite figure out this whole blogger/google plus thing. Some blogger blogs won't even let me reply using my wordpress ID, and will only give me the option to comment using my google ID. In case I am a ne reply blogger, you can reach me at randile9@gmail.com. Thanks!
In fact, yours is a blog that won't accept my comments using my wordpress ID. It gives me the option in the drop down menu, but it will only give me a preview box and I have to switch back to my google id to post it.
Wanda, thank you! I think I have it fixed now! Testing it out!
Many times I read the comments and wish I could see your answer. Isn't there a way that you could reply to the commenter on your blog? I'm probably not the only person who would like to see the answers. Just a suggestion.
Lady, just reading all of your activities for a day makes me feel lazy. LOL With reading Lucas Davenport books I know you have to sit down. Know you're thankful, as I am, to have a full life when so many others have so much less or aren't able to do work.
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