How many ways to say UFO?
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How many different ways are there to say UFO (unfinished object); WIP (work in progress). You know, the labels we give to those highly creative pieces that are hiding away in closets and on shelves. I would like to use this in a brief talk at a guild meeting and most of those cuties have slid right out of my mind.
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PIGS - projects in gunny sacks (Don't know if I've heard that before or if I just made it up)
Edited - Oh, now I remember, it's supposed to be grocery sacks. Not that it makes any difference...
There are some more interesting acronyms for you here - http://quilt-ez.com/quilting-acronyms/
Edited - Oh, now I remember, it's supposed to be grocery sacks. Not that it makes any difference...
There are some more interesting acronyms for you here - http://quilt-ez.com/quilting-acronyms/
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...........There are some more interesting acronyms for you here - http://quilt-ez.com/quilting-acronyms/
http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...s-t178507.html
My favourite is always
PhD = Projects Half Done!!
Now here's a *giggle* for everyone ... one time here I mentioned that I was working on my PhD. Subsequently, I complimented for the hard work it takes, and asked what was the subject matter. I had to disappoint them ... with the truth!
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