Hello people. How you doing?
We've had problems with the crown moulding and the trim's new paint is developing darkened areas. Between that, car problems and appointments, I haven't had time to check blogs or get the page ready for sales. Tomorrow I will try getting the Buy Now button for each box which will take quite a while, and the page will disappear until Friday. Friday morning it should be functioning and ready to take sales. If not, the roar you hear may send the Finding Bigfoot team to PA. Until then, no orders please. Next week I will post some journals and a few more boxes. The price for the rounds is $10 and ovals $12. Shipping for one is First Class at $2.50 but more than one puts the weight over the 13 oz. limit and into Priority rates. Much higher as you know.
Heritage Mary and Frances - I'm sorry but you are no-reply and I could not contact you.
I have been trying to have a large salad for dinner in an attempt to rid the extra pounds from the 7 bags of Halloween candy. I have a small flat shredder that I use for my Asiago cheese chunk to top the salad. I was told that touching the cheese will eventually create mold. True? I always keep a small plastic bag on it for handling but I was close to the rind so removed it. I touched the cheese. I felt a little naughty. But the shreds were not coming out! I kept pushing it harder and harder into the holes and my short fuse was lit. My husband was quietly watching sitting across from me. I was pressing so hard that the loop handle was embedding in my finger and blood would soon be gushing. I tried out my new cuss words, slammed the do-not-touch cheese onto the counter, and noticed something. The grater was upside down. I was trying to shred on the smooth side for what seemed to be minutes. I said "I'm using the wrong #@*& side!" Husband says "I know". "WHAT? Why the hell didn't you tell me?" His reply - "I was afraid." I often wonder if extreme cases of MENopause can figuratively move the "pair" to the female. We become the aggressive hot heads and they cower during our tirades. I like it.
For those of you looking for Frances Bliss and Lydia Hinckley, the charts came up on Ebay here.
Wish me luck on the page post!
I'm anxious to get back to stitching this weekend.
Thanks for visiting and enjoy your evening.
Thanks for visiting and enjoy your evening.
12 comments:
Oh my gosh, I laughed till I cried when your hubby replied he was afraid! Too funny Marly and I think all our husbands should form an online support group! I will wait with bated breath till Friday and wish you luck with the buy now button. Actually, I should ask before I dive in and buy, can you ship to Canada? Hoping the answer is yes and hope you enjoyed your salad :O) Deb
OMG, your cheese shredding incident had me laughing until I was crying. That's me!! I know I'm out of my mind half the time. Still, we'll get through this, right??? Hang in there Marly, I'm pulling for ya. Mary A
I also laughed and cried! Poor poor husband lol!
I can totally relate, but my hubby wouldn't dare tell me he's afraid, lol.
Me still giggling too :)
Sweet hugs x
Be afraid....be very afraid....lol! You crack me up.
I love this new little sampler. I saw it in person in April. So sweet.
I can totally understand. Menopause is awful! ...the men don't help at all either! My hubby just gets up and without a word leaves until the coast is clear! Lol
Um, I assume the gushing blood has stopped?!
Oh dear oh dear! lol! Poor you and poor DH too! Well, my doctor tells me I'm going in and out of being menopausal, but most likely am menopausal. Joy joy! No wonder I relate to everything you say!
Well I had a good laugh .
Lol!
Just a note to thank you for the info on the samplers. I won the bid for the two. Like doing the alphabets as most of my stitching time seems to be when I am tired and can not put my mind to changing colors and counting.
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