I went to our local post office today to check my P.O. Box. (I use a P.O. Box as well as my home address). I had a card in my P.O.B that said I had a package but it was too big to put in the box. By now, the employees know me by name. The employee retrived my package. It was fabric, imagine that. So he says, "do you sew?" I said "yes, I have just learned to make quilts last fall". He said "really, I didn't think anyone did that anymore". What, are you kidding me?? All I could think was, it is partially us quilters doing swaps, ordering fabric on line and etc. that helps keep the post office in business. What a silly postman.
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amen!
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:-P
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Got a laugh from your story. Thanks.
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Next time you go in, take him some pics from some of the man quilter sites, that'll really blow his mind, LOL!
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LOL! Ever since I got back into sewing I'm finding more blogs about quilting than I did about scrapbooking.
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I love it and laughed out LOUD
Originally Posted by Marcie
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lol...if he only knew!!!
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I definitely keep my post-woman and Post office busy every month with my swaps!!!!! I go in and make an 'appointment' so I can mail all my packages for my monthly swaps!! lol...
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Marcie. I just love you little monkey :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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What was he thinking?
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The more I hear stories like this the more I feel challenged to keep on quilting! :)
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Thats for sure!
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I agree, what a silly guy!!!!!!!!!!!
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Guess he doesn't know it is an American art form.
Somebody oughta tell him that. It's a part of our history, which is being continued. |
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