
That's what I like about our group here. If something freaks us out, we just say "Hi there, that's a freaky doll. Welcome to our group!"
Susan
Resu wrote:Last night, I dreamed that I went to a craft store to buy a lot of foam boards. Why? To build a 1/6th scale city for a photostory set.
I'm still trying to decide if that would cross the line to "absolutely ridiculous project."
Resu wrote:Last night, I dreamed that I went to a craft store to buy a lot of foam boards. Why? To build a 1/6th scale city for a photostory set.
I'm still trying to decide if that would cross the line to "absolutely ridiculous project."
delbelcoure wrote:Too true, too true, but then the sheer size of my friends unopened embroidery kit collection freaks me out. All we freaks get along together better with a big dose of tolerance and " It's not hurting me, why do I care?"ness.![]()
That's what I like about our group here. If something freaks us out, we just say "Hi there, that's a freaky doll. Welcome to our group!"
Susan
Resu wrote:Last night, I dreamed that I went to a craft store to buy a lot of foam boards. Why? To build a 1/6th scale city for a photostory set.
I'm still trying to decide if that would cross the line to "absolutely ridiculous project."
victoriavictrix wrote:delbelcoure wrote:Too true, too true, but then the sheer size of my friends unopened embroidery kit collection freaks me out...
Susan
I looked at mine, realized that if I did nothing but cross stitch and write, I would not be finished until I was 110. They are going on ebay.
embyquinn wrote:I work at a laundromat, as some of you may know. Our prices have not changed since just after Katrina, five years ago and more. The dryers run for five minutes per quarter. There's a big sign on the wall stating this. There are also smaller signs on every dryer stating "DRYERS RUN FOR FIVE MINUTES PER QUARTER".
Now then, I told you all that to ask this one, simple, ironically rhetorical question.
What question do I get asked at least twice a shift?
Yep, that's right. "How long does a dryer run on a quarter"?
...there's a reason Chae-ri is such a great comfort to me.
embyquinn wrote:I work at a laundromat, as some of you may know. Our prices have not changed since just after Katrina, five years ago and more. The dryers run for five minutes per quarter. There's a big sign on the wall stating this. There are also smaller signs on every dryer stating "DRYERS RUN FOR FIVE MINUTES PER QUARTER".
Now then, I told you all that to ask this one, simple, ironically rhetorical question.
What question do I get asked at least twice a shift?
Yep, that's right. "How long does a dryer run on a quarter"?
...there's a reason Chae-ri is such a great comfort to me.
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