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Originally Posted by Sharon A
OK, first of all theres no icebergs on the lake of the Ozarks hehe second I don't like the water only for hygiene and water needed in the house, you would'nt catch me on a boat. Third, without a cutting table, sewing machine and a very long extension cord there would be no reason to have my stash on a boat. Forth, I'd still like to know how the dog got involved in this!!! And...I'd just tell my hubby we are not going out in a boat period...yeahhhh I saved him. LOL
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I watched the Titanic and ..... It ain't happening... EVER! Haw!
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Oh, all of the answers were great. Gave me a good chuckle.
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How long do we have to ponder the question before the tragedy happens. I may need my DH sooner than later to take care of me when I am completely senile.
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Well! I DID have my stash on a sailboat we lived aboard for 2 years and turned out some fine quilts. However, we never found an iceburg to "HIT" in Georgia Straight, WA. The cell phone was more of an issue than fabric or sewing machine because it always went ashore with us!. (don't ask how many phones found their way into salt water!?) My DH can swim better than I can so I think he'd have to save ME! LOL ! (and he'd BETTER!!!)
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It's probably all the DH hobby supplies that are causing the boat to sink in the first place. After all we know fabric isn't that heavy. lol.
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My husband can swim, my fabric can't - you can come to your own conclusion :oops:
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If you have a husband that will put up with the stash, the ranting and raving about the %$^&*() quilt and everything else that goes with being a quilter, you better save his butt!!
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Originally Posted by Pattyjo7686
I would hold onto the stash untill the last second and hope he could save himself then drop the stach and save him. I can replace my stach but not my sewwt hubby. I would hope he would help me save the stach. Pat
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Originally Posted by scowlkat
He can swim! HA!
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