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Old 04-27-2018, 04:43 AM
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I'm so excited about a class I'm taking tomorrow on Ruler Work. I have been waiting since December and I'm driving 50+ miles to take this class - so hopefully will have a great experience and learn lots of fun stuff. But last night I dreamed about the class.... I walked in and they had it set up in a large fancy room - which was full of celebrities at the sewing machine, and a secondary room where it was simple, but usable. I was nudged to the secondary 'lower class' room and set down my stuff at one of the sewing machine stations. Then someone came in & took my spot, and nudge my things aside. Then someone else did the same thing. Crazy! My dream class turned into a bizarre nightmare. hahaha! All the celebrities at their sewing machines got full attention from the instructors, but the cast-off class was just there trying to hang on. Totally weird!!! The quilt store where I going was very nice and friendly. I can't wait to tell them about my bizarre dreams about their class. Funny!

Do y'all have crazy quilty dreams?

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Let us know how your class went - - -

Yes - I sometimes have odd dreams - and they sometimes don't go away after I get up.
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So funny! Did you at least get some autographs?

I'm beginning to do some ruler work and have taken a couple of classes. Usually my machine will act up in class, so I can't get the full benefit of the practice.
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Old 04-27-2018, 05:37 AM
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The only quilt dreams I've ever had were how to solve a problem I was having with design or construction so, useful dreams. I have enough anxiety about quilt classes so I'm glad I haven't had one like yours!
I'm sure you'll have a great time.

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I sometimes dream about quilting and my quilt turns out spectacular! To bad it's just a dream.
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I'm sure your class will go a lot better than your dream!
I have weird dreams too, but not about quilting. That surprises me because all I seem to think about is quilting!
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I honestly don't think I ever dream about quilting. It's usually me driving and not knowing which exit to use, or sonething like that. And it's snowing. Hope your class turns out to be fun!
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I don't remember any quilting-related dreams, but I did have a work-related dream, more than 40 years ago. I had a new baby, and was learning my second programming language, FORTRAN. The baby started crying in the middle of the night, and in my dream I tried to program a diaper change. The baby quit crying, and in my dream the program was working. Then the baby started crying again - oh no! A 'bug' in my program! I have to fix it! I eventually woke up to real life, and a wet baby.
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Dunster-- that is the best "work" dream ever LOL! When the baby started crying did the card reader spit out your stack of cards too??? That's the main thing I remember about Fortran-- the university where I worked in 1979 still used Keypunch machines and it seems that I was always having that reader spit out something that was not right LOL...

PS- if you figure out how to create a yard weeding program let me know...

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Originally Posted by rryder View Post
Dunster-- that is the best "work" dream ever LOL! When the baby started crying did the card reader spit out your stack of cards too??? That's the main thing I remember about Fortran-- the university where I worked in 1979 still used Keypunch machines and it seems that I was always having that reader spit out something that was not right LOL...

PS- if you figure out how to create a yard weeding program let me know...

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My first programming jobs did indeed involve punch cards. How things have changed!
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