My latest quilt
10-12-2011, 02:42 PM
#193
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Sorry she lives in Tenn and I live in Oklahoma. Also sorry that she hasn't even told me so likes it, and it has been four months since I sent to her. Have only heard from other friends that so received the quilt. But thank you all for you nice comments.
10-12-2011, 04:26 PM
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I would be a bit "nasty" and write and ask her if she received the quilt -- be a "mama" and toss a guilt trip. That quilt is a treasure and she is rude to ignore such a gift.
Just my opinion -- and sometimes I am too outspoken, I know. -- Mim
Just my opinion -- and sometimes I am too outspoken, I know. -- Mim
Originally Posted by bnndr
Sorry she lives in Tenn and I live in Oklahoma. Also sorry that she hasn't even told me so likes it, and it has been four months since I sent to her. Have only heard from other friends that so received the quilt. But thank you all for you nice comments.
10-13-2011, 12:52 PM
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Call her to see how she liked the quilt and how she is. I am astounded that she hasn't sent out thankyou cards for her wedding gifts. Ask her what she got for her wedding.Tell her you put alot of work into it and wanted to know that it arrived safely. I am sorry she hasn't responded.
Is this the way society is going due to social media, broken family dynamics, or just not teaching kids proper etiquete? Are we all so into ourself that we do not consider others feelings? How depressing.
A friend gifted various things to me and when she calls, she asks if I still have them. So one day I asked if she still has my gifts. Since she had to think about it, I knew they went to one of her yard sales. I told her I don't make those things now, so they are just lost to her. (she won't get anything more from me either) But what is ironic is that she continued to check to make sure I had her gifts.
Is this the way society is going due to social media, broken family dynamics, or just not teaching kids proper etiquete? Are we all so into ourself that we do not consider others feelings? How depressing.
A friend gifted various things to me and when she calls, she asks if I still have them. So one day I asked if she still has my gifts. Since she had to think about it, I knew they went to one of her yard sales. I told her I don't make those things now, so they are just lost to her. (she won't get anything more from me either) But what is ironic is that she continued to check to make sure I had her gifts.
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