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Quote: Originally Posted by GoHerd1028 Now that you are going to join in I guess we just need to work on Dave LOL i gave up, im in. no clue to what im doing but im in!

Quote: Originally Posted by NiniMorris (and that is not even the worst thing that happened in our small town today. A three year old was mauled by a pit bull. He is not expected to make it! I think it is time to hibernate!) nini Oh no, the poor baby. Quote: Originally Posted by *Toadstool* What is wrong with sock monkeys and sock monkey blankets?? You are so weird. I have a beautiful sock monkey quilt.. would you like to see it?? Quote:...

Quote: Originally Posted by MinnieVanMom NEXT: Do I stitch by hand the words and around the people or use a machine? I do quite a bit of quilting. A lot of people swear by machine quilting but I love the hand quilting. It is therapeutic for me, very relaxing. And if the whole thing is pinned with safety pins, it is very hard to machine stitch it.

On my trip to the World during Food and Wine a few years back, we ran into some girls that apparently couldn't handle their liquor and got to watch as one leaned over the bench we were on and puked in the shrubs...

The air and space museum is great fun with kids. The zoo is terrific, too. The history stuff In Boston is great fun,too!

Quote: Originally Posted by Stephres That happened to me once and when my husband took apart the printer there was a crayon inside it. Who know how it got there? Hope your problem is just as easily fixed! For us, it was cracker crumbs!!!!!!

You'll see both, so you won't be out of place either way. Plus, the kids are SO focused on the princesses, they won't even notice anyone else probably! We went last year for lunch after BBB but unfortunately had to travel through a tropical storm (seriously, a palm tree was uprooted!) on our way there, so DD was in princess gear, but had some lovely wet bangs plastered to her face and the rest of us ranged from damp to soaked.

I have two offhand, one awesome- one not so much 1. Three trips ago, my DD who has autism said I love you for the first time in the Magic Kingdom 2. Two trips ago, we accidentally went to the MK on "red shirt" day. My main concern is that a lot of apparel (sp?) was allowed in that normally wouldn't be. Lots of profanity, etc. Well, we were walking over the bridge to adventureland, when our DD, who is now reading well,...

we took our DD4 to a park this summer and I'll have to say that some of the rides she WAS allowed on, after she rode them I thought she was WAY too little to be on them. One was the stupid tilt a whirl. We went on it and it spun so bad that I almost blacked out and all I thought about was her little brain being smashed to the back of the car we were in. It was horrible. She thought it was funny but I've never had such a horrible ride...

Quote: Originally Posted by Granna4679 My DD took my DGD4 to see the broadway musical of Mary Poppins today. They said it was outstanding. Here is the dress I made for her. I didn't try it on her until an hour before they had to leave so it was a tad bit short but she loved it and I think it turned out really cute. I did the applique and since I don't have an embroidery machine, a friend of mine did the wording. (little bit on the...