I'm positive I am going to sound like a newb. Here it goes.
06-30-2009, 05:19 AM
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My husband reminds me of that every time I get too big for my britches. I have my MSN.
I wonder if they give degrees in quilting....or maybe belts like in martial arts. Like, "She has a black belt in quilting, you know!" :D
I wonder if they give degrees in quilting....or maybe belts like in martial arts. Like, "She has a black belt in quilting, you know!" :D
06-30-2009, 11:52 AM
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Originally Posted by nursie76
My husband reminds me of that every time I get too big for my britches. I have my MSN.
I wonder if they give degrees in quilting....or maybe belts like in martial arts. Like, "She has a black belt in quilting, you know!" :D
I wonder if they give degrees in quilting....or maybe belts like in martial arts. Like, "She has a black belt in quilting, you know!" :D
Oooh, I like it, A Black Belt in Quilting. Don't mess with HER!
07-01-2009, 12:39 PM
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CTO ... check this out:
http://www.netlingo.com
click on:
browse by category on top
text messaging shorthand on very bottom
http://www.netlingo.com
click on:
browse by category on top
text messaging shorthand on very bottom
07-02-2009, 09:49 AM
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While we're talking about shorthand... my last year teaching I worked with a handicapped child who had a fantastic sense of humour. When someone would ask something like: What do we do now? He'd reply "Suck it up and deal with it." So the teachers at the school started signing their memos to each other SIUADWI. We pronounced it sigh-u-ad-we
I use it a lot since I retired... I tell myself daily as I face the chores that were once shared equally with my still employed husband.... "SIUADWI, Lori!"
I use it a lot since I retired... I tell myself daily as I face the chores that were once shared equally with my still employed husband.... "SIUADWI, Lori!"
07-02-2009, 10:11 AM
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Originally Posted by Mamagus
While we're talking about shorthand... my last year teaching I worked with a handicapped child who had a fantastic sense of humour. When someone would ask something like: What do we do now? He'd reply "Suck it up and deal with it." So the teachers at the school started signing their memos to each other SIUADWI. We pronounced it sigh-u-ad-we
I use it a lot since I retired... I tell myself daily as I face the chores that were once shared equally with my still employed husband.... "SIUADWI, Lori!"
I use it a lot since I retired... I tell myself daily as I face the chores that were once shared equally with my still employed husband.... "SIUADWI, Lori!"
I love that!! Maybe we should embroidery it on a shirt or something, huh?? :lol: :lol:
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