S.E.X!

Aug 20, 2003 6 Replies

Good day! ;) I had to go to Canterbury today, to buy a present, so naturally I went to the fabric shops as well! Nice little bundle of FQ's in kids prints, half a metre of something blue and beautiful, and a walking foot for the two Singer machines - they can easily share, as I can't use two machines at once! - from the sewing machine shop. A metre of teddy bear wizards and owls from another shop. I am a happy shopper today, and the retail therapy has worked!



James got to spend some of his holiday money from granddad, and bought some knights in armour and a 'Beyblade' toy: these whizzy things have been all the rage at school this year! We had a wonderful lunch in the veggie cafe on top of the wholefoods store. I now have to work out my WW points!


My trouble is that I HAVE to get rid of some of it or I'd be burried in cloth! I cannot stop buying - what would all the cloth makers do if we didn't buy?

And I have to empty all that knowledge out of my head now and again, or the system gets overloaded and crashes!

there she is with the age ole saying---''can't have nuttin new til sumpin 'old',,,, as in already had it- not age-wise,,,, goes out the door''

do you know how hard it is not to use capitals in a post

butterfly //already miss> Queen of Squishies wrote:

Kate, I operate on the 'bucket method'. Everything I learn (whether I want to or not) goes into the bucket and when it gets full, it begins slopping over the side. I've lost a lot of good information on spam alone. :o>

Remember the song 'My bucket's got a hole in it'? I'm waiting for that to happen. It won't be a pretty sight. :)

Mary > >

Mine is more like a pressure cooker with a faulty valve... Every so often it goes BANG!! and I lose everything sensible!

Is that where the expression "blow your top" started? ;)

Mary in TN

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