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Heck, I am learning a lot of history here! I sent my SP out today!It is going East of me. I can tell you this You have a Super Football team, not my favorite but one I usually cheer for as my team has not had a winning season in a very very long time. I will give you one more clue I sent out three packages today. To Texas, New York, and Wisconsin, one went to my SP the other two went???? :p
I have to get a brag in, I knocked another ten minutes off my time today I did 3 miles in 35 minutes! I am training for a marathon in November and when I fell down those blasted stairs it threw my training off, so now I am back in. Wouldn't you know I just have to play catch up during the hottest part of the year! I run 3 miles 4 times a week and on Saturday I run distances, when I fell I was up to 11 miles, now I am back down to 5 for my long run, but I will double it every week to get in enough distance. But I gotta build my speed back up~ OK done bragging~ |
Received my AUGUST sp pkg. yesterday! Nice surprise too! Box came from Nancy in Louisiana. She stuffed it with a hot pink scarf,cute little orange chicken hot handle mit,drink thermos,two magnetic to-do list which i use ALOT, threee at uters,little green notepad,baggie with several crystal lite drinks, red felt-works flower, that will be great to use on a tote, a pattern for a strip-happy wall hanging that is a FALL sceen of blackbirds and corn very colorful hot pad, a small single person FAN ,a cute shoe finger nail kit, Its hot-pink too!, an amish fabrci panel and a very big floral tote. On the very top of the box were several pieces of batting, great use of batting for cushion and pass on useful pieces. THANK YOU very much Nancy for all the goodies enclosed. Sorry about no photos....still hven't learned how to post photos. Just use your imagination .... fun box. I am working on getting mine sent out by the end of the week :-)
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Originally Posted by mscupid804
(Post 5424212)
Use FLAT RATE and that will be nearly impossible to go over your weight limit. But I think international mailing have a weight limit, not sure.
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Originally Posted by Anastasia
(Post 5425283)
Yeeep.. international have a weight limit :( even the priority boxes (these are flat rate, the envelope and the boxes) have a 20lb limit.
Whatever you do, don't ship express mail. Holy rape-age. |
Swampfox, is it me?
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Originally Posted by reeskylr
(Post 5425081)
Well...SP, I'm another one of those that left out the note. It was still sitting on the counter after I packaged the stuff in the post office.
Also, I want to apologize before hand, the BIG C - coffee - didn't make it either. It had a fight with one of the fabrics I am sending and that 'super' fabric won. It was more important ;) Anyways, hope you like what I sent, as it went out today heading its way West. One small fact -- The Sioux and Cheyenne nations were the dominant inhabitants before the westward expansions. |
Originally Posted by brenda21
(Post 5425011)
Linda~sorry sweetie.....right state, wrong person.....
Oooooo... Ooooooo. Ooooooo. I live in CA, also. I'm sure Brenda's SP is me!! |
http://www.quiltingboard.com/images/misc/quote_icon.png Originally Posted by susansomethings http://www.quiltingboard.com/images/...post-right.png
Ok I put my name in for August Sp & I read that we are to keep a $10 limit...but just seen pic's of a Sp who recieved a lot of stuff...looks to me a bunch more then $10 worth. Now I am wondering if what I planned on mailing is not enough...oh my! I don't want to disappoint my SP. This is my first time doing this..now don't know what to send!
Originally Posted by Knitette
(Post 5423262)
It's simply not possible for me to stick to a $10 budget - that would barely buy you a FQ and spool of thread here, so I've had to really think about my parcels. Also, the packages have to be fairly small and/or light so the postage isn't ridiculous. Nor have I been able to make anything as I've been having a new kitchen fitted (I'm not really doing much of a sales pitch, am I? lol). However, I've put a lot of thought into them so hopefully the recipients will agree that good things come in small packages :) I'll find out soon!
I would hope that people in the swap would enjoy what they receive and are not resenting receiving a package that may be smaller than others but meets the guidelines. Knitette- this swap has no requirement to send fabric at all. Fabrics may be a safe bet for a quilter, but it isn't required. You could send items that common things in your region, they would be special and I think enviable (not sure that is a word) because they are imports :) And even if you are in the states you still are not required to send fabric either. And you are not required to spend more than $10. Knitette if you sent me a rock from scotland and maybe a wee bit of yarn, and if someone was in Ireland and sent me a belleek cup and nothing else, I'd be doing the happy dance!!!! So I hope you stay in and participate. Anyone who would resent getting a package that meets the guidelines but doesn't have as many items as another one, should maybe find a different swap. If people are only looking for fabric there are fabric swaps too. This one is about having fun and getting to know each other. Please stay in and don't feel pressured to compete beyond the requirement, $10 limit and 3 pms; one to Lori that you sent your package to your sp, one to the person you receive your package from, and one more to Lori when you received your package. |
Airwick and Swampfox welcome back .
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Ok K9dancer yes the vowel thing was stating the obvious, but no more obvious than the clues stating their sp likes fabric. So here are some more. There is a fur baby, and Here is a co-ordinate 93.09770200000003
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