boring strip piecing
#52
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Join Date: Oct 2010
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You can get free radio on your computer by logging onto PandoraRadio.com. You choose the type of music you like, set the volume and enjoy!
I use it on my laptop and just close the lid and its great!
I use it on my laptop and just close the lid and its great!
#53
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: North Texas
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Bringing back memories. I love oldies shows and watch TMC and love to listen to audio books too. Music distracts me because I want to jump up and dance so best to stick to my old movies and books on cd.
Direct tv has music channels for 50's, 60's etc so that is ok for some. What a fun topic.
Direct tv has music channels for 50's, 60's etc so that is ok for some. What a fun topic.
#55
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Join Date: Mar 2007
Location: Lansing, MI
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I have to say my favorite music of all time is from the 50s. It's just so upbeat and brings back some great memories. I was actually a teen in the 60s but loved the older music. Don't understand why the current radio stations rarely play it.
#56
Originally Posted by Jingle
I have a TV hanging on the wall above the sewing machine, I only watch or listen to HGTV or DIY. I just like the noise.
#57
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Join Date: Jan 2011
Location: Port Lavaca, TX
Posts: 1,276
Originally Posted by quiltin amma
don't get me wrong I love the speed of strip piecing, HOWEVER, I used to get really board sewing 50 strips! Until now---I discovered Sirius Satellite Radio--For those of us who grew up in the 50's, having this fun music that you can actually sing along to takes all the boredom out of it. In the last 3 hours I have cut all the strips for a lap quilt and sewn half of the strips together,. Right now I'm listening to Shout, Shout a little louder now---Anyone else remember these?
But I like audio books free from the library, those make the boring time fly by!
#59
Originally Posted by AndiR
My favorite thing to do when I have a boring task is to listen to audiobooks. My library subscribes to NetLibrary, so I have an account with them and can download free books and load them on my MP3 player. If I'm listening to a really good mystery/suspense novel, it can even help me work longer at weeding the garden while I wait to find out whodunit!! :-)
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