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When I've needed string for a houseplant or something, I've twisted together a bunch of those paper-covered wire twisty ties, having been unable to find regular old string (like kite string.) There's something comforting about a ball of string, to me. That might be because I remember a book about a kid who was sick and home in bed and rigged up his whole room with string and I think some kind of pulley system so anything he needed he just pulled the right string and VOILA. (Never mind all the jumping around he did getting everything in place.)
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I don't think the USPS lets us use string any longer, it gets stuck in the automated postal machines.
I have a ball of string, and I think there may be some twine lurking about as well. |
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Isn't she pretty! She favors her dad, too! :)
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I have a sewing machine, smaller needle/thread kit for things like buttons and repairs, and probably 3 different sources of plain string. But I really only use the sewing machine once a year or so for the kids' bigger costume projects.
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Griff, your daughter is beautiful, and I'm sure you checked out her date thoroughly... but honestly, he looks old enough to be her father!
He's hot though. |
I mended a swim suit with needle and thread during a meet on Saturday (not while the swimmer was wearing it). That caught people's attention. It was a practically new Speedo Endurance racing suit, but the seam had come apart.
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I always have to re-sew the buttons on the new suits I buy.
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If I lose a button, I may as well throw the shirt away. I am not sewing on a stupid button. I lost my buttoneer, and I hate sewing.
I'm such the anti-domestic. :( |
Shawnee. I am disappoint.
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I am too.
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You people are the amuse.
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