Lady Tear Droppers, drop in and say "Hello"!

[peggyearlchris]

Amy I just love the look of your TD.Great craftwomanship. Peg

[mandy]

Hi Peggy,
How have you been? How is your Husband, is he likeing his new job?

Take care,

Mandy

[sonar37]

Yeah, Peggy, do update us!!!

And by the way, Lynn, how goes the poison roses?

MJ

[Lynn Coleman]

And by the way, Lynn, how goes the poison roses?

MJ

Actually I've found a poison that I can apply to the rose and upon contact it will be absorbed by the person receiving the rose and hopefully kill them. I need to check on the dose of the venom and if it will only cause a temporary paralyze the victim or if any does is lethal. Ah, the joys of research. BTW the poison comes from a frog in Columbia.


Lynn

[enigmak]

Pam, Mine won't be like KP's, I don't think I am as creative has he is. The funny thing is, is that people think he just decorated it like that as a theme. But he didn't, that is just the way he works. Everything has a purpose, some more than others!!
Mine is going to be just a plain and simple one. Of course I may steal a few of his ideas to add to mine. We got the walls up last night. Tonight I am going to try to get some pictures of it to post. So I guess we are going to have a HIS and HERs set of tears soon!
I look forward to catching up with you all this summer for some fun!

Dana

[peggyearlchris]

Hi Mandy and MJ, I've been sick the past three days.I feel better today I went to work anyway. I did work alittle on the hatch of my TD. I hope I build it right. I really need to order the hinge.My husband is doing just great. He has been working for one week and is already driving the bus( without passengers).He said it was real scary at first. The lady that is teaching him to drive also went to high school with him. I remember her also. So he felt good about that He has 5 more weeks of trainning. Then takes a driving test to get the CDL liscence. I will feel better when we can get insurance. So things are looking good. Thanks for asking. Peg

[sonar37]

Lynn wrote:

Actually I've found a poison that I can apply to the rose and upon contact it will be absorbed by the person receiving the rose and hopefully kill them. I need to check on the dose of the venom and if it will only cause a temporary paralyze the victim or if any does is lethal. Ah, the joys of research. BTW the poison comes from a frog in Columbia.

Fantastic!

Remind me to never accept flowers from you if we ever meet along the road!!

[sonar37]

Peggy wrote:

He has 5 more weeks of trainning. Then takes a driving test to get the CDL liscence. I will feel better when we can get insurance. So things are looking good. Thanks for asking.

Good to hear it! Five weeks will fly by, so hang in there a little longer. Sounds like things are working out really well.

[Miriam C.]

Girlie stuff coming up. I finally put together the curtain for the door window, only to find I had one block going the wrong way and not enough of the others. Ah well, better than the towel.

[CAJUN LADY]

Miriam:

They look beautiful...don't change them...it makes them all the more unique!

[Miriam C.]

Thanks Becca. They look great inside with the others and the quilt. Hopefully this month the quilt will be finished and I can put it all together.

Then the trim and fix the top.

[AmyH]

Miriam, the curtains look fantastic! I can't wait to see it all put together with the quilt!

[SamR]

Auntie M- Wasn't there an old tradition of deliberately piecing one square with an error for luck?

Del was just through here with the Jelly Bean. How cool is that?! Wish I had pics for ya all, but it was dark when he got here last night, and dark when I left for work this morning and I didn't get a decent shot. Sure was good to meet him and see the JB though.

[Miriam C.]

Auntie M- Wasn't there an old tradition of deliberately piecing one square with an error for luck?

Del was just through here with the Jelly Bean. How cool is that?! Wish I had pics for ya all, but it was dark when he got here last night, and dark when I left for work this morning and I didn't get a decent shot. Sure was good to meet him and see the JB though.

The tradition I am aware of is to leave something less than perfect as "only God is perfect."

The JB is great and weighs so little. It will really be something when insulated and finished. Glad he got up that far. I wonder if he owns stock in propane?

[b.bodemer]

Those curtains look great Miriam...........................

Barb
(probably the only gal on the forum who doesn't sew)