Great Reasons (aka Excuses?) "not" to Clean-Up-Tidy-Up Our Sewing Areas ....

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03-03-2019, 02:50 PM

#51

madamekelly

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Location: Central Willamette Valley, Oregon, USA

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I organize every time I find myself searching for things. Seems to work for me.

03-03-2019, 03:06 PM

#52

Battle Axe

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Location: Northeastern Indiana

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Remember the guy on Ed Sullivan spinning all those plates??? Well that's me with my craft. I like having a lot of things out for me to look at and play with.

What is going to help me in the short term is belonging to the Monthly Secret Pal Swap on this board. I just love it when I get a secret pal who likes something that I have "plenty" of. I was gifted a great deal of stuff by my mentor and I'll never get to it. I just went through three shelves picking out a particular color and pattern that she likes and I really don't need.

Is it legal to send my secret pal three boxes?

03-03-2019, 04:32 PM

#53

QuiltE

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Originally Posted by cashs_mom

Yes! Both the planning and the online shopping have already begun!

Attagirllllllllll!!
Hope you used your husband's credit card for that shopping ... as your get well present from him!

03-03-2019, 06:00 PM

#54

jmoore

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Originally Posted by cashs_mom

I broke my ankle on Jan 25th, had surgery on Feb 5th or 6th. I'm doing okay. I have to go back to the Dr. next Wed and she's going to take the sutures out so I'll probably know more then. Right now, I'm bored and at the same time seem to lack concentration to really do much. I"m hoping things turn around soon.

I can imagine how bored you are. I broke my ankle about 5 years ago...luckily it didn’t require surgery but it’s difficult to slow down your pace. I hope you get back to normal quickly...physically and mentally.

03-03-2019, 06:06 PM

#55

cashs_mom

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Thanks. I figure I"m almost halfway thru now so I just need to go another 4 weeks or so.

03-04-2019, 12:12 AM

#56

SuzzyQ

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Location: Tavistock, Ontario, Canada

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Well since I've been confined to my first floor... if everything is/was tidy... I'd be able to send someone to get something for me with an easy description. As it is, I have to give them a general idea or Facetime/Skype to find what I want...
So if it was tidy it would help...
sigh...

03-04-2019, 01:32 AM

#57

Bobbinalong

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Location: NE England

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Originally Posted by SuzzyQ

I'd be able to send someone to get something for me with an easy description. As it is, I have to give them a general idea or Facetime/Skype to find what I want...

A brilliant idea.

It reminded me that someone has invented an app for blind people that sighted people volunteer to. The blind person speaks to the sighted person, tells them what they are looking for, and using the camera on the phone is guided to the 'lost' item. Technology at it's best!