I am trying to decide whether to laugh or cry
#21
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Florida
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I once sneezed at an auction and bought a bushel basket with a bunch of odd dishes in it for a quarter. The auctioneer thought it was really funny and he insisted that I take my purchase. When I got home I sorted through the junk and found a wonderful glass blown paperweight in the bottom which I still have to this day. It is a great memory. I figured I had the last laugh, er...sneeze!
#22
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Join Date: Oct 2011
Location: Timmins, Ont. Canada
Posts: 4,683
Sorry about your problem but I sneezed so hard one time that I put 2 disks out in my back.........now that was worth crying about. I had so much pain I knew immediately that I had done something really bad. Who would have thought that you could do that from a sneeze. At least you can rip yours out (not that it will be easy) but at least there is a rather simple solution. Hopefully, no one will be the wiser after you fix it.
#24
Tartan,rulers are great! lines are impossible for me without them..our Joann store carries them (Thick,Dretz)and I also have another tool that has a curve and some straight edges, I really like to FMQ my own designs in nice curvers...Sitka rose and leafs and vines, leaves and grapes.. still working on feather fills..etc. I don't know how I would do them on a reg. sewing machine! Every things seems backwards to me on a reg.machine
#25
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Dallas area, Texas, USA
Posts: 3,042
On the subject of sneezing husbands. I was reading in bed with the cat on my tummy a few days ago when my DH sneezed, which sent Pogo 3 feet in the air, launching off my tummy, of course!
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