for Kate, my dotty auntie in the attic

Kate, while you were gone, you missed a lot of, um, interesting posts on the quilting ng from Ma (Butterfly) and me. They are typed more phonetically than properly, but it apparently gave some of the other readers a good chuckle.

Larisa

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CNYstitcher
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Iss HOkay, medeerie - Seen and understood every blee... blessed word! ;) Juss coodin't comment fer ther giggles!

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Kate Dicey

LOL were you actually going to say "bleeping" instead of blessed?? We are having fun with it, and since she was depressed when I first started it, due to her and "pop's" health issues, I thought that I would continue it as long as they needed it. I thought that you would get a chuckle out of them as well....think it's funny that some people have no idea what we are saying...kinda like a secret code

Larisa, who still th> CNYstitcher wrote:

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CNYstitcher

I have become addicted to the shed... What you two were babbling is EASY PEASY compared to shedspeak! ;) In the shed we might provide a 'funettik' spelling for the way lasagne LOOKS like is might be said... Lass Agg knee!

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Kate Dicey

Is that the same "shed" based in England that recently published the pattern for hand-knitted Elvis wigs?

They looked so cute in pastel pink ...

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Judy

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