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11-20-2019, 02:45 PM

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TeresaA

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Originally Posted by aashley333

My daughter loves her pasta maker and attachments!

I love mine too! Got at Costco with extended dies. It is awesome, allows me to make "healthy" pasta. Anyone who reads my posts at all may sense a pattern in me that if Costco doesn't sell it, I don't need it ;-).

What for Christmas? Someone I trust to do the taxes for the estate where I'm executor. In other words, peace on my earth. As executor, I pretty much don't sleep anymore....

11-20-2019, 03:08 PM

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Stitchnripper

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We don't celebrate Christmas because we are Jewish, but, whenever gift giving comes up I always say "Do Not Get me aBread Maker" because before you know it I will be on "My 600 Pound Life" and someone will be taking the wall out of the house to get me out on a giant gurney!!! If I had a bread maker I would bake/eat/bake/eat. Not good!!

11-20-2019, 03:25 PM

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Rhonda K

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Location: Sunny Florida

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We don't do the Christmas shopping frenzy and celebrate with a nice family dinner. Dson will install a new mail box for us.

The gifts for DGS (3 years old) were ordered this morning. All dinosaur related; a play mat, pop up book, another reading book, an adventure vest, and a play barn. Shopping is done for us.

I just got 3 new qubes of dies last month. I'll order the next 2 this month. All is good in my sewing world.

11-20-2019, 03:25 PM

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ibex94

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I want a massage chair.... https://www.primemassagechairs.com/p...CABEgKJhvD_BwE

When we win the lottery......

11-21-2019, 05:48 AM

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SusieQOH

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Santa, don't bring me a breadmaker!!! I'll end up weighing a ton!

I could live on bread lol

11-21-2019, 07:14 AM

#16

Iceblossom

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Location: Greater Peoria, IL -- just moved!

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I've been convincing myself I need a nice stock pot for some time. I've put it on my list of things to look for at the thrift stores and haven't found the right one yet but I might just buy myself a new one. At the very least the smaller one at Costco but it could be a bigger or better one.

I've been using my old aluminum/not stainless canning kettle for all this water boiling and dying I've been doing. Aluminum is not stainless! The pot is old and dented and doesn't sit evenly and mostly we used it for boiling entire boxes of pasta at a time. We no longer boil pasta and after all this stuff I've been doing I've declared the big pan no longer for food use.

I do, however, make wonderful stock and will be having turkey carcasses to deal with...

11-21-2019, 07:35 AM

#17

juliasb

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Location: Waterford Michigan

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I am asking Santa to get me two Quilter Select Rulers. I would love an Accuquilt cutting system but I am afraid that is not in the budget. I love any gadgets that have to do with sewing or quilting. (not that I have enough). Being a quilt -a-holic is a dangerous and fun thing. Nothing is to small or to large for this quilter.