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Posted by ellice on October 27, 2009, 11:28 am
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>> That's pretty good for an addiction. Honestly, I probably only indulge in
>> the Cheetos thing about once every 2-3 months. OTOH, at lunch yesterday I
>> did indulge in french fries - that weren't greasy. Ugh. It's Donna's fault
>> - that's my story and I'm sticking to it.
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>> I'm not much of a soda drinker - and probably do about a couple of cans a
>> month. DH, OTOH, feels Mountain Dew (Diet) to be his preferred morning
>> drink - and justifies it with OJ listed on the ingredients list. But, I am
>> quite fond of having iced tea on hand, having grown up in warm Miami
>> weather, so we always had a pitcher in the house. Around here I tend to
>> bringing tea (hot) or iced - weather function - down to the sewing room with
>> me.
>>
>> Ellice
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> I deny all blame. It was easier to not try to explain to that
> particular waiter what you wanted instead of fries...
OK - will accept that, but, hey, I need some excuse.
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> I had a stitch free day yesterday. But I did study Melinda Cross'
> "Reader's Digest Book of Embroidery."
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> Donna in Virginia
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Good for you. I still haven't stuck needle to fabric, so to speak. But, I
did on Sunday play paper-dolls with laying out my "Quaker Challenge" piece.
And in a fit of stubborness, and potential stupidity - I'm making this thing
fit on a piece of fabric with a small border - theory being I'll be using it
as an insert on a soft finish of some sort. Uh huh. Sure. DH said "you
could sew some strips on the narrow edge." He has been around way too much
of my stitching, and seeing me/Cindy doing framing....
Ellice
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Posted by Cheryl Isaak on October 27, 2009, 3:34 pm
On 10/27/09 10:59 AM, in article
1b0247bb-84ea-4868-aa3b-c6388fb0cfac@m16g2000yqc.googlegroups.com, "Donna"
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>> That's pretty good for an addiction. Honestly, I probably only indulge in
>> the Cheetos thing about once every 2-3 months. OTOH, at lunch yesterday I
>> did indulge in french fries - that weren't greasy. Ugh. It's Donna's fault
>> - that's my story and I'm sticking to it.
>>
>> I'm not much of a soda drinker - and probably do about a couple of cans a
>> month. DH, OTOH, feels Mountain Dew (Diet) to be his preferred morning
>> drink - and justifies it with OJ listed on the ingredients list. But, I am
>> quite fond of having iced tea on hand, having grown up in warm Miami
>> weather, so we always had a pitcher in the house. Around here I tend to
>> bringing tea (hot) or iced - weather function - down to the sewing room with
>> me.
>>
>> Ellice
>
> I deny all blame. It was easier to not try to explain to that
> particular waiter what you wanted instead of fries...
One of those waiters ....
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> I had a stitch free day yesterday. But I did study Melinda Cross'
> "Reader's Digest Book of Embroidery."
That counts
C
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Posted by Bruce Fletcher (remove denture on October 27, 2009, 3:06 pm
Tia Mary wrote:
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> And Diet Pepsi -- don't forget that :-)! Nothing beasts a bag of
> Cheetos and glass of Diet Pepsi with lots of ice when a person needs to
> put their foots up and rest tired bones. CiaoMeow >^;;^<
Diverting slightly from the topic:
A well known VIP visitor and his wife arrives very late at night at a
Royal Air Force station in England. Anxious to be hospitable the VIP and
his wife are asked if they would like anything - he wants a cup of tea ,
she just says "I'll have a cake".
Tea was no problem - but where do you get a cake after midnight? After
much rushing around a very sorry looking Lemon Drizzle cake is found and
presented to Mrs VIP.
"No" she says (imagine a very plummy accent here) "I wanted a Cakea-Cola".
--
Bruce Fletcher
Stronsay, Orkney UK
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"Resistance is NOT futile, it's voltage divided by current"
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>>
>> That's pretty good for an addiction. Honestly, I probably only indulge in
>> the Cheetos thing about once every 2-3 months. OTOH, at lunch yesterday I
>> did indulge in french fries - that weren't greasy. Ugh. It's Donna's fault
>> - that's my story and I'm sticking to it.
>>
>> I'm not much of a soda drinker - and probably do about a couple of cans a
>> month. DH, OTOH, feels Mountain Dew (Diet) to be his preferred morning
>> drink - and justifies it with OJ listed on the ingredients list. But, I am
>> quite fond of having iced tea on hand, having grown up in warm Miami
>> weather, so we always had a pitcher in the house. Around here I tend to
>> bringing tea (hot) or iced - weather function - down to the sewing room with
>> me.
>>
>> Ellice
>
> I deny all blame. It was easier to not try to explain to that
> particular waiter what you wanted instead of fries...