misinterpreting instructions

I arrived home on Friday to an envelope and a quickly scribbled message from my daughter in law, could I fix her broken piece of jewellery. It had broken and they had gathered up bits and pieces. Inside the envelope was a bright big purple plastic bead with turquoise bits dotted on and lots of bright beads dangling from it.

It took time but I gathered up suitable coordinating colours and made up a masterpiece of a necklace with the big bead as part of a drop. All the time I thought, "What would Rochelle wear this with?" A black v necked dress but why not classier beads?

Anyway, they called in today and I proudly said, "Your necklace is ready." She exploded with laughter and said, "That is a key ring, rather ghastly but I can always find it."

We have laughed all afternoon. She took the dangle bit back and I have kept an unusual necklace which took me out of my comfort zone and goes well with my black top. It also looks better by itself.

They live a long way from us and were going to Auckland for a concert which was postponed.

Cheers, Jan

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Jan G
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LOL! I giggled like crazy through this whole story... thanks for sharing it!

I wore some of your lavendar oil today... I've been putt> I arrived home on Friday to an envelope and a quickly scribbled message

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Kalera

heheh..that's funny. At least you got a nice necklace out of it!

and I'm also guessing that next time she asks you to repair her jewelry, she'll specify if it's just a keychain!

-Amber.

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fallen_ikon

Lol. Very cute!

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Beadbimbo

That's so funny!! You are a good MIL to make something beautiful out of the key ring. I'm glad you ended up with a great piece of jewelry for yourself as well.

Patti

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Patti

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