Boom 22, 3 month group - Later
04-23-2019, 10:50 AM
#1773
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Wisconsin-Alabama Gulf Coast Snow Bird
Posts: 2,141
Congratulations on the weight loss Terri!
SBG, those babies are just darling!
Janice, it will be great to have your son living closer to home. Hope everything works out perfectly for him and his new girlfriend!
SBG, those babies are just darling!
Janice, it will be great to have your son living closer to home. Hope everything works out perfectly for him and his new girlfriend!
04-23-2019, 01:35 PM
#1774
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: NC
Posts: 3,755
Originally Posted by sewbizgirl
Exciting, Janice.... but all that is definitely on their timetable, and not ours. 
"Good things come to those who wait"!
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Millie (as the Pope), 2 months old
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Ivy, 3 weeks old
"Good things come to those who wait"!
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Millie (as the Pope), 2 months old
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Ivy, 3 weeks old
Sewbiz, your babies are so precious! And now you have three to smooch on and cuddle! Lucky you. I'm waiting for my 5th great-grand any day now.
04-23-2019, 06:32 PM
#1777
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: Mississippi
Posts: 25,970
What sweet little fellas, Hav! <3<3
When ours were small we didn't really "hide" the eggs, just placed them around on the ground, more or less. They get so excited when they find one!
I was so surprised that the kids don't do this in England, nor color eggs. When my daughter lived there, I went to visit at Easter. Her husband's two little nieces had never heard of coloring and/or hiding eggs! I had brought the egg dye kit with me and we got some eggs and boiled them, then colored them with the girls. Then we had the egg hunt. They absolutely loved it! They wanted us to hide them over and over, and then they ended up hiding the eggs for the adults to find. So much fun.
When ours were small we didn't really "hide" the eggs, just placed them around on the ground, more or less. They get so excited when they find one!
I was so surprised that the kids don't do this in England, nor color eggs. When my daughter lived there, I went to visit at Easter. Her husband's two little nieces had never heard of coloring and/or hiding eggs! I had brought the egg dye kit with me and we got some eggs and boiled them, then colored them with the girls. Then we had the egg hunt. They absolutely loved it! They wanted us to hide them over and over, and then they ended up hiding the eggs for the adults to find. So much fun.
04-24-2019, 03:38 PM
#1780
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Join Date: Sep 2014
Location: Rural Oklahoma
Posts: 5,374
It is a dreary day here, and my plans got changed for the day leaving me a "free" day. Did I spend it cleaning house (which I should have) no, how about sewing one of the many projects I have in the works and cluttering my sewing space (and adjoining areas, and tertiary areas lol lol lol) no. So what did I spend my day on ...................................... designing fabric for the upcoming Zuni quilt, seriously I have fabric coming out of my ears not enough places to store what I have and I find fabric I can't live w/o when I go to the fabric store, but here I sit designing fabric for sashing and cornerstones, fabric that if I go ahead a buy it will be ridiculously priced. I've done the math several times and still can't believe the sashing will take 3 yards!!!! I think I need an intervention!
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