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01-14-2009, 03:57 PM
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Mine use me as part of their race track. :? They are very interested in anything I am working on! I have one who wraps herself in fabric whenever she can! The hair is a problem! But they are surely great company! :lol:
Another Sharon
Another Sharon
01-14-2009, 06:40 PM
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thank yall for ur comments, she's a pain in the butt sometimes and yes the hair bugs me but everybody (especially a quilter) should have a cat.
She appeared on my front porch one cold morning about 3 years ago, homeless and hungry and skinny. I couldn't resist, brought her in and gave her some warm milk and she ate half of my grilled cheese sandwich. now she's so rotten she will only eat Gourmet cat food. she not only knows how to quilt - she knows how to run the computer, lol.
She appeared on my front porch one cold morning about 3 years ago, homeless and hungry and skinny. I couldn't resist, brought her in and gave her some warm milk and she ate half of my grilled cheese sandwich. now she's so rotten she will only eat Gourmet cat food. she not only knows how to quilt - she knows how to run the computer, lol.
she likes to get right between me and the monitor.
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01-14-2009, 09:35 PM
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You are training her well, soon you wont have to pin any pieces together at all - she will hold them for you. :lol: :lol:
My dog occasionally stands on the sewing machine pedal. As he is 35 kilos, I have to be carefull where my fingers are.
My dog occasionally stands on the sewing machine pedal. As he is 35 kilos, I have to be carefull where my fingers are.
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