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So I'm involved in a block swap on Facebook where we had to make 100 blocks (all the same) , sign em and send em on their way.

I figured I better get them signed and outta here before the packers come in. Grab everything that I need, sit down and just start signing away. Figured I would just go the simple route and use part of my current siggy line and then 2010. Do you have any idea how many times I tried to put my zip code after MO instead of 2010?????

BTW - they are done and will be in the mail tomorrow.

Cindy from MO (Soon to be GA)

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Cindy Schmidt
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Oh my gosh.....thankfully I caught myself each time I started to write my zip code.

Cindy from MO (Soon to be GA)

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Cindy Schmidt

I'm having great difficulty in just writing 2010 - doesn't seem to flow somehow. 2009 was much easier.

Sally at the Seaside ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~uk

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C> So I'm involved in a block swap on Facebook where we had to make 100 blocks

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Sally Swindells

did you say/think 2 thousand nine? or twenty ought nine? do you think of it as 2 thousand ten? or twenty ten? could just need rethinking a bit to simplify the writing of it. i call it twenty ten so tho i've not had to write it much i typed it a few dozen or more times and no worrys so far. < fingers crossed i dont have issues when it comes to writing it>

j.

"Sally Swindells" wrote ... I'm having great difficulty in just writing 2010 - doesn't seem to flow somehow. 2009 was much easier.

Sally at the Seaside ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~uk

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J*

I'm so impressed that you made 100 blocks all the same. Really impressed.

Sunny is it REALLY 2010?

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Sunny

I did about 25 blocks yesterday and it wasn't till I was done that I realized I wrote 2009 on every stinking one of them. Had to rip that part out and stick a new piece in there.

I will never do a sig block exchange again.

What was I thinking? I never even spoiled a check this year/

Cindy

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Teleflora

I think I just liked two thousand nine and had no brain/flip when writing it. I've had to pause and flutter to do two thousand ten. OTOH, I like twenty-ten just fine. Thanks, Jeanne. You've made one little spot in my mind rest easier. Polly

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Polly Esther

Whoa! You made a hundred blocks? That's amazing. I've been working on this piddly little juvenile quilt and can't even seem to get THAT finished. You go! I always say two-thousand-ten. But, when referring to 1910, we say nineteen-ten, not one-thousand-nine-hundred-ten. So we really should say "Twenty-ten" by that logic, no? I am still screwing up checks and it's March!

Sherry

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Sherry

most happy to be useful once in a while, Polly. j.

"Polly Esther" wrote ... I think I just liked two thousand nine and had no brain/flip when writing it. I've had to pause and flutter to do two thousand ten. OTOH, I like twenty-ten just fine. Thanks, Jeanne. You've made one little spot in my mind rest easier. Polly

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J*

I'm finding it easier, because I *say* (age-related safety measure >gI'm having great difficulty in just writing 2010 - doesn't seem to flow

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Pat S

Two thousand and nine, and twenty ten. I think its something about the nought being at the end instead of in the middle - or just senility!

Sally at the Seaside ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~uk

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