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Originally Posted by hootnannie
I haven't used makeup in decades so there's plenty of room for my little leatherman. Thanks, A
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Originally Posted by Kathie S.
The answer is: "Of course there are more but can I successfullt import them into my house without DH noticing them?" That's the tricky part for me.
it for a while, you just didn't notice it before. Kathie[/quote]
Actually, Kathie, that was my strategy and it TOTALLY worked for me. :-)
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Originally Posted by Candace
Is it a 66? It's been brought to my attention that it isn't because of the double slide plate.
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Originally Posted by deplaylady
I really want one of these to show up in the US - I really like the decals on this one!
http://www.ebay.com/itm/300589252828#ht_10481wt_1026
http://www.ebay.com/itm/300589252828#ht_10481wt_1026
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Originally Posted by jljack
Originally Posted by Kathie S.
The answer is: "Of course there are more but can I successfullt import them into my house without DH noticing them?" That's the tricky part for me.
it for a while, you just didn't notice it before. Kathie
Leave it in the trunk - it gets plenty of heat and gets that old dead oil loosened up so it will turn... :lol:
Brought my Miss Polly (15-91) in today. She sure sews a pretty stitch and hums right along. She's missing the stitch regulator thumb screw. Would anybody have one they'd like to sell? PM me, if you do. TIA
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Originally Posted by jljack
Originally Posted by Kathie S.
The answer is: "Of course there are more but can I successfullt import them into my house without DH noticing them?" That's the tricky part for me.
it for a while, you just didn't notice it before. Kathie
Great minds think alike. lol Kathie
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Originally Posted by Kathie S.
Originally Posted by jljack
Originally Posted by Kathie S.
The answer is: "Of course there are more but can I successfullt import them into my house without DH noticing them?" That's the tricky part for me.
it for a while, you just didn't notice it before. Kathie
That won't work for me - my mini van has windows and he can see right in there - 'specially if there is a table... I can hide a machine though. It really isn't fair - he can hide things in the garage - I NEVER look there - not ever - I would probably go into shock.
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I have been camping again and trying to catch up with threads here. The question of having only one machine (a horrible thought) I would keep my 1908 Lotus. Most already know the 66 is my favorite machine. I also like my Davis(have two) You know my other machines would be very lonely without any of their friends around to play with.
Glenn :lol:
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You ladies who carry screwdrivers in you purse or car. My wife can repair a car with what she carries in purse!!!!
Glenn
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