General Discussion & Chat: Sweet Interruptions # 257.. really 257, 1 by heavenscape

heavenscape wrote:
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That smile when you starts it says it all, Cindy!! Lil Sporty is your bestest buddy! And round and round she goes!
Dave must have said prayers silently..

LK, I tomorrow I'd be going to my other quilting store that always give me a 10% discount. The two that I had went to yesterday, was on another side of town, and they offered discounts only to guild members. I had been going to one of them for years, and got rather insulted when I see women getting discounts with lesser purchases when the owner knows that I do spend a hefty amount each time I shop.
Whereas the 3rd one, doesn't care how much I spent and makes sure I get treated right. The owner's also the one that sent me a free kit.. smart of her to entice me to return to her store.

If not, I'll just shop at WM where the choice of VIP fabric is getting better and so does the thread count.
Some of the high end quilt fabric manufacturers if you noticed had reduced their cloth thread count and yet still selling at above $10 per yard. I was very disappointed when I found very low quality fabric that Joann's tried to pass as quilting fabric.
So now, if I were to shop online I'll stick to manufacturers that I know that are very reliable. Unfortunately, I'm one that rather see the line at a store.

Dear Kel has brought home another cat. This cat had been staying around the prison and him and some fellow officers had been feeding it.
It's jet black and Kel said it will fit nicely with the troop we have!! I named her "Noobie", as she really looks and act like a Nubian royalty! Lol! Yes one more to be fixed, if she's not pregnant already.
Whenever any animal is dumped on the prison grounds, most likely someone will bring it home if it's approachable. Kel is the only one that could get close to it.
He told me that there's a beagle that the others have been trying to rescue. At least that beagle won't be starving.
There's one prison in the next county that allow animals to roam on the recreation grounds. Kel said interacting with the furfriends help the prisoners with rehabilitation and offer the 'lifers' some humanity.
It would be nice if this new prison allow animal therapy.

Sis Kathy, any news?

Pegi, at least you don't have an attack of the allergies each time you go outside.
I learnt from Thunder to pop a pill before I put on my gardening gloves!

Picture is of Tutu, another rescue. It is still wild!!