My big day

This could be the start of their stashes - you only need to teach them to quilt now.

$300!! OMG. I feel a whole lot better now. Hope you got what you wanted in amongst all that:) lol. Hmmmm doesn't sound like they were very sick does it. I suppose the great thing about being a GM is that you can spoil then and at the end of the day they go back to Mum. Hope you enjoyed yourself with them anyway. Elly wishing she had some DGs to spoil.

"Robyn" wrote:

I'm confused at why in the world you would take sick kids to the quilt shop? There are so many quilters I know that are older and have to fight to stay healthy. I can't imagine exposing them to sick kid germs. Taria

Robyn wrote:

ROFLOL! So, do you have plans for quilts for these two little enablers?

Same thought crossed my mind and I am one of those who has to be careful with my health.....too sick for school or day care but OK to go shopping with Granny and *share* those nasty germs with unsuspecting others.....hmmmmmm.

Val

Howdy!

Why are you taking "sick" boys to the quilt shop?

R/Sandy-- just wondering... worked a lot of retail ...

I'm new and hesitate to ruffle any "feathers", but I am also one of those who has to be careful with my health. And because of my husband's medical situation, have to be very careful what illness I carry home. When people are sick and go out into public, they have the best of intentions or never think about it because "it's just a...(fill in the blank)" but what is a minor inconvenience of a cold or flu for someone could potentially be a deadly problem for someone else. The same situation holds true for going to work sick.

While we love you and the others who attend guild meetings or LQS, etc when sick, we'd rather not get sick from you, and we'd rather see you get the proper rest so that you can get well sooner. We have an agreement with our children...if the gkids are too sick for school or daycare, then they need their parent more than the employer does. So they don't expose us, who are less able to fight it, when the parent has already been exposed anyway.

Mary in Mesa

Val wrote: