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Old 01-15-2015, 08:22 PM
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So...today I was driving down the road..when I noticed a new sign "Thrift Store"...so I did a u-turn and went back. Who could resist? Right?
It was a small room attached to a mechanics garage. Very dirty..and very unorganized..but he was telling me they just opened and they get their stuff at estate auctions. As I rummaging through everything looking for treasures..I casually asked him if he ever comes across any fabric at these estates. He asked me, "You mean...like bolts?" I nodded.

wait for it....................

He said, "Yeah, sometimes..I just use it up as shop rags."

I think he can still hear me screaming in his ears as he lays his head on his pillow, tonight.
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Well comfort yourself that maybe it was bolts polyester double knit and not cottons.
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rofl/ Maybe he has changed his thoughtless ways.
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Some folks just don't have a clue!
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I have a brother who calls my quilting items "STUFF". He claims it should all be thrown away.
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Old 01-16-2015, 03:45 AM
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Originally Posted by DOTTYMO View Post
I have a brother who calls my quilting items "STUFF". He claims it should all be thrown away.
my whole family has always had that opinion. From the very beginning. I finally quit talking about it with them... They were stealing my joy. .
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Originally Posted by Tartan View Post
Well comfort yourself that maybe it was bolts polyester double knit and not cottons.
when he saw my reaction...I guess my mouth was hanging open...he asked, " do you mean all that flowery stuff?" Oh....men!
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HAHAHA Not just men, but non quilters They don't have a clue...
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Oh my! Oh my! The shock!!! Bless his little pea picking hear -he just didn't know!!... So maybe now he's educated?
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Especially if she let him know how much he could've sold it for and bought more oil and grease!
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rofl/ Maybe he has changed his thoughtless ways.
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