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4 comments:
I agree. The problem is that machines require a person to run them.
I'd much rather just say "Sewing machine, Sweetums, would you please sew up a few slings and ponchos for my shop? Thanks so much!" And then I could go make another cup of coffee and put my feet up!
What are you making Rebekah?
Beth, I am not cool. I cannot sew. But I cannot stop trying. Let's just say I'm working on a lot of flat square things and trying to maintain my dignity in the process. :P
Rebekah,
What a great outlook! That's the one I need to adopt and adapt to my parenting, something for which I was not adequately prepared, despite having 39 years of life & 20 years in the Army under my belt. If you don't mind, I'll alter it to something like: "I'm working on a lot of short, wiggly things and trying to maintain my sanity in the process." :)
Happy Fox, nice adaptation! :D
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