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620923 tn?1452915648

FRIDAY'S FRIBBLE 2014~~~~


  Fribble-    noun

a person who wastes time
any trifling act or thought
intransitive verb fribbled frib′·bled, fribbling frib′·bling

to waste time; trifle

I guess that explains it......let's keep chiari and all medical stuff out of this one!!
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620923 tn?1452915648
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   aww  thanks.....I  have  a  quilt planned  for  her  5th wedding  anniversary....hope  to  have  all my  other projects  done  so  I  have  time  to not  only  work  on it  but  figure out  how  to make  one  large  enuff  for a King  size bed  in my  small  sewing  room...lol...
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9432311 tn?1432825085
I know one thing about the cold. No matter how cold The wind can blow and howl where your daughter is, it Simply can't compete with the warmth of her mother's quilt.
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620923 tn?1452915648
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   I  do  enjoy this  time of  yr  for  some of  the same  reasons  however, the  colder  I  get  the more  I  hurt....so  not  fun to  get  cold,  but  I do love  to snuggle  under a  quilt or  afghan I  made  in  front  of  a fireplace (my DD has  one)...I  do not...I  stand in  front  of  my  gas  range...lol...same  warmth...not as  nice  to look  at  unless  there is a pie in the  oven....
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9432311 tn?1432825085
This weekend I am really excited about the change of season. Unlike so many other people I have spoken to about this subject, I love the cold. I mean real cold. There is something amazing about the contrast between the cold and the warmth and light that can protect you in a safe place. At the same moment you can look outside and pull the shaw around you even tighter.

We turn off the heat and open all the windows to bring in the crisp air of autumn. But we close up again and put the heat back on after a while. But as high as you can set the forced hot air heat, there is nothing quite the same as the warmth of sitting in front of a wood burning stove (especially when the guy that lives across the street is a tree guy and gives the whole neighborhood all he free wood any of us could use). His family gets many home cooked delights in appreciation. I sit on this little stool I have had forever, right in front of that warm stove and read or do some hand sewing or quilting.

This weekend, the temperature change means all that warmth can return when we fire up that stove and listen to the wind howl against the windows that we really need to replace.
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620923 tn?1452915648
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  Hi....I  guess  I  am  alone again on  this  thread....hoping for  others  to join  in  with how  they  keep  busy,,,,,I  do  post  pics of  my projects.....if  you  can't  see  them send  a friend  request  as  I have my  pics set to  friends  only......
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620923 tn?1452915648
COMMUNITY LEADER

   Hi  All...,well   these  daily  threads  are  only  being  used  by  me!!...Come on and  join  me.....I  will  be  posting  pics  of  my  latest  project  I  completed  the tote  bag....still  hand  quilting  the signature   quilt....and then  I have  a doll  and   a baby  quilt to do...then  items  for  gifts....yikes....so  much   to  do  in too  little  time...what  are  you  all  working  on?
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