Thanks to the generous lady that gave them to you.
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Thanks to the generous lady that gave them to you.
Freedom is costly and quilting keeps us busy...
Good for you. There are some very nice people out there and so many willing to help.
never heard of freecycle
I'm a little 'put out' with the Freecycle around here. It seems all there is now is someone ..."The baby is due tomorrow and I need..crib, clothes, diapers, etc." They had NINE months to get all of this. When I was having my children, that was the fun of finding just the right 'thing' for when the baby arrived. And don't get me started on people that want you to firnish their house, apartment, or tent in the back yard.
Sorry for the rant, but as one said..some people just spoil it for everyone.
You can get older, but you never have to grow up! Tomorrow's just a future yesterday!-Greg Fergerson
SUPER !! way to go for sure !!
When Life brings big winds of change that almost blows you over.Hang on tight and Believe.
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Do what you feel in your heart to be right; for you'll be criticized anyway-Eleanor Roosevelt
good for you, happy practice-ing( I know that isn't spelled right but hey its late and I have been sick)
Congrats on your find.
May you always have Love to Share , Health to Spare, and Friends that Care!
I have been on freecycle for about 5 years. Only got a couple bad offers and some offers so fantastic I am amazed. It does take people a while to come get stuff and that is a pet peeve of mine. Best yhing I got on Freecycle is my Great Dane and my Boston Terrier. Take care.
My local freecycle doen't allow pet listings. It used to be a great list, I received lots of donations of fabric, sewing machines and craft supplies over the past few years but recently it's gone down hill drastically. It's mostly "wanted" posts now, and it's not simple things. It's expensive items. "wanted, ipad, kindle, nook etc"
I posted quilting scraps and crumbs complete with a link to what a crumb is once and received the strangest emails. One man wanted to pick it up for his daughter who doesn't sew. and another kept talking about how she wanted to make clothes for her children.
I got tired of tracking down people's homes to find they had forgotten to put the item out, or didn't tell me the door they meant was the storage shed in back. Obviously, why didn't I think of that? And some of the things I picked up should have gone into the trash instead.
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