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Naspen wrote:
Hi, I can appreciate to "huge" job that you took on, but... I just received my HST's last Friday. Finally had a moment to look at what had been sent back to me. I am sorry, but I'm disappointed. I sent 504 HST's and only received 232 HST's back. When I opened the package it just didn't look even close to the amount that I sent, so I sat down and counted them. This isn't even half of what I sent out. Sorry, I am very disappointed. A difference of 10 or so, okay, but over half???? I am very sad. Sent a personal message. Clara  Anyone else have this happen to them or am I the only one? Naspen |
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Hi, I can appreciate to "huge" job that you took on, but... I just received my HST's last Friday. Finally had a moment to look at what had been sent back to me. I am sorry, but I'm disappointed. I sent 504 HST's and only received 232 HST's back. When I opened the package it just didn't look even close to the amount that I sent, so I sat down and counted them. This isn't even half of what I sent out. Sorry, I am very disappointed. A difference of 10 or so, okay, but over half???? I am very sad.
Anyone else have this happen to them or am I the only one? Just found out that there may be two boxes of HST's, so I'll be watching the post for the next package..Naspen |
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Josew wrote:
Happy Mother's Day to all! I just delivered an new diaper to one of my students, 7th grader, who lost one of the 2 diapers she has for her weekend baby project. They take care of the Reality Works Baby, check out their website. Baby is robotic and needs all the care a real newborn needs and it even gets fussy just like real babies do. I always enjoy the Monday update they have to give to the class about their experience. They suddenly now appreciate all their Mothers have done for them. I have one more week of babies going home for this school year and then I will be retirning on June 10th after 43 years. I am joyous and a wee bit sad. I know I will miss my kids but I can't wait to get to my hst's.  Quilting is a little like mothering - We nuture fabric and share our creativity with it to help it become something special in the world. Maryjo  We have those babies at our school too. It sure is an eyeopener for the students when they spend the weekend with a baby and know that everything they do will be documented. Happy retirement in June and hope you get in lots more quilting time. |
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Happy Mother's Day to all! I just delivered an new diaper to one of my students, 7th grader, who lost one of the 2 diapers she has for her weekend baby project. They take care of the Reality Works Baby, check out their website. Baby is robotic and needs all the care a real newborn needs and it even gets fussy just like real babies do. I always enjoy the Monday update they have to give to the class about their experience. They suddenly now appreciate all their Mothers have done for them. I have one more week of babies going home for this school year and then I will be retirning on June 10th after 43 years. I am joyous and a wee bit sad.
I know I will miss my kids but I can't wait to get to my hst's. Quilting is a little like mothering - We nuture fabric and share our creativity with it to help it become something special in the world. Maryjo |
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Dear SoTTT’s;
Happy Mother’s Day!  Jackie!! You let your DH out of the cellar already?? Wow, you are most generous women  |
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spent the whole F1 race (while watching/or rather listening to it) ironing all my HSTs - then the rest of the afternoon on the balcony trimming the bunny-ears and removing the papers.
THEY ARE SO BEAUTIFUL !!!!! about halfway through sorting by color range what a great sunday  |
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PosyP wrote:
Here in UK it is called Mothering Sunday (and is celebrated on the sunday before Palm Sunday). I was at my parents church for the service, and the priest made a very good sermon, saying that 'Mothering' is not just restricted to Mothers, but some of the best 'mothering' he has experienced had been done by people who are not parents, not married and sometimes not even female, but all the same it was lovingly and skillfully done. A very thoughtful insight. So a Happy Mothering Sunday to everyone. A beautiful description of what mothering means, Rosemary. Thank you for sharing. |
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PosyP wrote:
Here in UK it is called Mothering Sunday (and is celebrated on the sunday before Palm Sunday). I was at my parents church for the service, and the priest made a very good sermon, saying that 'Mothering' is not just restricted to Mothers, but some of the best 'mothering' he has experienced had been done by people who are not parents, not married and sometimes not even female, but all the same it was lovingly and skillfully done. A very thoughtful insight. So a Happy Mothering Sunday to everyone. I like that! Happy Mothering Sunday. Clara |
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A very HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY to all our SoTTT sisters! And by Mother's I'm including birth mothers, adoptive mothers, stepmothers, grandmothers, godmothers, aunties, sisters, nieces, and all the women we've met in our lives who have been dear friends and listened to us when we needed them. Take care and bless everyone...and enjoy your special day! Hugs, Shirley Gresham, OR, USA |
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