My daughter is going on a mission trip to Cambodia. They will be working with women and children who have been rescued from human trafficking.
She called last night. She and some of her group were standing out side of a Michaels store. "Mom, I am calling to see if you would help us out." Sure I say what do you need. "We will be doing some craft project with the girls. Since they are taught to sew bags and things when they get older, we thought it would be fun to let them do art work with fabric. Do you think you could send a box of stuff? Like those fabric square quarter thingies an maybe some floss or whatever." Sure I say, I will get it out in the morning. Then she says, Mom says yes and everybody laughs....loudly. I asked her if she told them I have lots of stuff. And she says ....and I quote "No, I told them you had more crap than Michaels and that I hate that store as much as Joannes. I told them it was torture growing up and having to go. I have panic attacks thinking about it."
More crap than Michaels??? Probably, :oops: :lol: :lol:

Gotta love the kidlets!

DH says more than Michaels and Joanne's put together. Now they ARE exagerating.

But they want "that crap". Funny, when they find a use for our "stuff". LOL

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LOL, but notice that she doesn't mind using it

Or her three quilts.

ROFLMBO I can only imagine what my DDs would have to say on this too :D:D:D

That sounds like something my daughter would say...lol!

ROFL My DD tells her friends that I buy fabric and don't even know what I am going to do with it! Silly girl, someday it's going to be a quilt...

That's funny!

Very funny

Kids. Do we gotta luv em?

Sarah doesn't care...she tells all her friends it's "our" stuff!

ROFL..that was way too funny, but this is one post that will not, i repeat WILL NOT be seen by my kids (i am avoiding the resemblance)...lol

I told mine that that will be their inheritance since I don't have any money. Spent a lot on work/car.

Amazingly, it may be crap, but she still wants it!

I dont even let my kids see my stash anymore...but have to admit they are always greatful and thankful to be the recipient of a quilt....amazing how our kids are entitled to call "Our Stuf...theirs too...lol

Sounds like something my daughter would say! It's amazing they survived the torture. :-D