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    Old 01-31-2008, 10:38 PM
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    Originally Posted by k_jupiter
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    Tiffany - That seems to happen to me quite often! Bit annoying, but I feel better knowing I'm not the only one! :D
    Celeste.. be honest. We know your dog ate it.

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    Old 01-31-2008, 11:09 PM
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    Well, that is a lot better than saying I lost it. . . or is it?
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    Every quilter I know has a problem finding things. I think it is because we have a habit of finding too many things to keep around, things we may need some day or that perfect piece of fabric that asked to come home with us. Isn't that part of what makes us who we are? Who has time to stay organized, anyway?
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    Old 02-01-2008, 12:20 AM
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    Originally Posted by Peggy McFadden
    Every quilter I know has a problem finding things. I think it is because we have a habit of finding too many things to keep around, things we may need some day or that perfect piece of fabric that asked to come home with us. Isn't that part of what makes us who we are? Who has time to stay organized, anyway?
    Have you been peeking into my quilt room? :lol:
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    Don't know about yours, but it is very frustrating to try to keep mine organized. I get feeling "cocky" I guess when I get it straight for more than a week or so. Then it takes forever to get it back where I don't have to dig. I prefer to believe that is part of being a quilter, rather than I am totally unorganized. Please don't tell me all the rest of you keep things in order. If anyone needs an excuse, there is a positive to all of this. By "digging" I ocassionally find fabric that I forgot I had, and when I am lucky, it is just what I needed. :D
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    Old 02-02-2008, 11:38 AM
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    Organized?? Isn't that a "four letter" word?? Don't you love the mags that show how to get and stay organized. I couldn't GET orangized much less stay that way for five MINUTES!!!!! :lol:
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    Let's just call it ORGZ, makes as much sense as lol or rofl, what do you think? That would make it a 4 letter word in every way. :?:
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    Old 02-02-2008, 06:04 PM
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    Right on, Peggy!!! Sure works for me!! :D
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    i have never made a Yellow Brick Road but have made about 5 Turning Twenty quilts - I'm now in the process of making one for a dear friend marrying a wonderful woman. Her husban passed away 7 yrs ago, his wife last year, cancer... I'm taking 16 fat quarters - representing their five children, their late spouses, God, their 'clean slate' of a new marriage and then three more representing each of their interests. I cannot wait to get it done - I have begun cutting the pieces already!!
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    I would never have thought to cover all of those important areas, sounds wonderful!
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