How much time do you spend on Quilting Board site?
04-10-2010, 11:36 AM
#51
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Location: SW Minnesota
Posts: 1,590
Originally Posted by craftybear
I should be doing housework right now instead I am on the computer reading messages on the Quilting Board site.
04-10-2010, 02:08 PM
#52
Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2009
Posts: 101
Hi There,
I want to tell you a story about my iron.My mother bought this iron in 1942.It was the first light iron that sunbeam made.When my mother died in 1944 i took the iron out of her house and have used it every since.
I was a young girl of 19 years when my mother died and now I am an old lady of 86 years. I confess that I didn't use the iron a lot
over the years but kept it in our airstream trailor and used it when we travled.Now I use it every day ironing my blocks as I sew.I get so much pleasure using my Mothers iron now. It is just like new. Handquilter
I want to tell you a story about my iron.My mother bought this iron in 1942.It was the first light iron that sunbeam made.When my mother died in 1944 i took the iron out of her house and have used it every since.
I was a young girl of 19 years when my mother died and now I am an old lady of 86 years. I confess that I didn't use the iron a lot
over the years but kept it in our airstream trailor and used it when we travled.Now I use it every day ironing my blocks as I sew.I get so much pleasure using my Mothers iron now. It is just like new. Handquilter
04-10-2010, 02:10 PM
#53
Junior Member
Join Date: Oct 2009
Posts: 101
Hi There,
I want to tell you a story about my iron.My mother bought this iron in 1942.It was the first light iron that sunbeam made.When my mother died in 1944 i took the iron out of her house and have used it every since.
I was a young girl of 19 years when my mother died and now I am an old lady of 86 years. I confess that I didn't use the iron a lot
over the years but kept it in our airstream trailor and used it when we travled.Now I use it every day ironing my blocks as I sew.I get so much pleasure using my Mothers iron now. It is just like new. Handquilter
I want to tell you a story about my iron.My mother bought this iron in 1942.It was the first light iron that sunbeam made.When my mother died in 1944 i took the iron out of her house and have used it every since.
I was a young girl of 19 years when my mother died and now I am an old lady of 86 years. I confess that I didn't use the iron a lot
over the years but kept it in our airstream trailor and used it when we travled.Now I use it every day ironing my blocks as I sew.I get so much pleasure using my Mothers iron now. It is just like new. Handquilter
04-10-2010, 03:45 PM
#54
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Raven, Va
Posts: 404
Originally Posted by handquilter
Hi There,
I want to tell you a story about my iron.My mother bought this iron in 1942.It was the first light iron that sunbeam made.When my mother died in 1944 i took the iron out of her house and have used it every since.
I was a young girl of 19 years when my mother died and now I am an old lady of 86 years. I confess that I didn't use the iron a lot
over the years but kept it in our airstream trailor and used it when we travled.Now I use it every day ironing my blocks as I sew.I get so much pleasure using my Mothers iron now. It is just like new. Handquilter
I want to tell you a story about my iron.My mother bought this iron in 1942.It was the first light iron that sunbeam made.When my mother died in 1944 i took the iron out of her house and have used it every since.
I was a young girl of 19 years when my mother died and now I am an old lady of 86 years. I confess that I didn't use the iron a lot
over the years but kept it in our airstream trailor and used it when we travled.Now I use it every day ironing my blocks as I sew.I get so much pleasure using my Mothers iron now. It is just like new. Handquilter
Bootsie
04-11-2010, 01:15 AM
#55
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Join Date: Jan 2010
Location: Forest Grove,OR
Posts: 6,400
Originally Posted by craftybear
How much time do you spend on this site (Quilting Board)
I am so addicted to this quilting board site. I love reading all of the messages and looking at the cool quilts. I learn something new every day.
Craftybear
I am so addicted to this quilting board site. I love reading all of the messages and looking at the cool quilts. I learn something new every day.
Craftybear
04-12-2010, 04:55 AM
#57
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Florida
Posts: 17,636
Originally Posted by Debra Mc
DH says we are all sick, that it sucks us in & we belong to the screen god. Says I can't live without it. He's right but I would never tell him that. I love my computer, this board & all my dear & near friends. Besides I'm retired, I don't have to get up in the morning if I don't want to & I can do what I please.
I have my priorities and you are not no.1!!! :lol:
04-12-2010, 05:00 AM
#58
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Florida
Posts: 17,636
Originally Posted by handquilter
Hi There,
I want to tell you a story about my iron.My mother bought this iron in 1942.It was the first light iron that sunbeam made.When my mother died in 1944 i took the iron out of her house and have used it every since.
I was a young girl of 19 years when my mother died and now I am an old lady of 86 years. I confess that I didn't use the iron a lot
over the years but kept it in our airstream trailor and used it when we travled.Now I use it every day ironing my blocks as I sew.I get so much pleasure using my Mothers iron now. It is just like new. Handquilter
I want to tell you a story about my iron.My mother bought this iron in 1942.It was the first light iron that sunbeam made.When my mother died in 1944 i took the iron out of her house and have used it every since.
I was a young girl of 19 years when my mother died and now I am an old lady of 86 years. I confess that I didn't use the iron a lot
over the years but kept it in our airstream trailor and used it when we travled.Now I use it every day ironing my blocks as I sew.I get so much pleasure using my Mothers iron now. It is just like new. Handquilter
I have a set of hot rollers I got for 14th birthday and i am 52 and they still work. When blow dryers came out, they got shelved, but occasionally I still use them. (Clairol)
04-12-2010, 05:17 AM
#59
Super Member
Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: East Texas
Posts: 3,021
Originally Posted by quiltncrazy
Originally Posted by handquilter
Hi There,
I want to tell you a story about my iron.My mother bought this iron in 1942.It was the first light iron that sunbeam made.When my mother died in 1944 i took the iron out of her house and have used it every since.
I was a young girl of 19 years when my mother died and now I am an old lady of 86 years. I confess that I didn't use the iron a lot
over the years but kept it in our airstream trailor and used it when we travled.Now I use it every day ironing my blocks as I sew.I get so much pleasure using my Mothers iron now. It is just like new. Handquilter
I want to tell you a story about my iron.My mother bought this iron in 1942.It was the first light iron that sunbeam made.When my mother died in 1944 i took the iron out of her house and have used it every since.
I was a young girl of 19 years when my mother died and now I am an old lady of 86 years. I confess that I didn't use the iron a lot
over the years but kept it in our airstream trailor and used it when we travled.Now I use it every day ironing my blocks as I sew.I get so much pleasure using my Mothers iron now. It is just like new. Handquilter
I have a set of hot rollers I got for 14th birthday and i am 52 and they still work. When blow dryers came out, they got shelved, but occasionally I still use them. (Clairol)
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