Emily Post and Vanderbilt would just die

LOL very punny Polly

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Kathy B in West Oz

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"Polly Esther" wrote in message
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Well, I certainly have received a very deer thank-you. Polly

frood wrote:

No it isn't.

Not you, darlin' - Wendy Z!

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Oh, Boy, Betty! I got such a giggle out of the word "dear." I never
thought of having one my exes stuffed and mounted on the wall. Why do all
the good ideas come to me too late?

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"Betty in Wi" wrote in message
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oops, computer burped! Went to a friend's house yesterday for a quilting
group.....she has a live snake (in an aquarium) in her sewing room! So why
not a dead dear????

Betty in WI
"Carolyn McCarty" wrote in message
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Polly, that is priceless! I am, as a friend would say, just
dumbfoundered!

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If at first you don't succeed, get a bigger hammer. --Carolyn McCarty

"Polly Esther" wrote in message
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Today I received the ultimate thank you note. I made a quilt for my new
neighbor here in The Swamp. He truly, dearly loves it. Will not sleep
or
nap
without it. I was sure he appreciated it.
Not enough.
He brought me an eight-point buck by way of a thank-you note.
Well, fortunately, not the whole buck.
It is such a beautiful lovely mounted deer. I guess you call it a
deer.
He is mounted here in the sewing room and makes quite a statement.
My idea of hunting would be to go out in the woods and get a deer to
roll over and let me rub his belly.
Quite a challenge to have the "thank you" here with me.
I am trying to get comfortable with this expression of appreciation.
My
mother would say, "Now, don't that beat all?". Yes, I think it does.
Polly

What?!?! There are other Wendys? I think not!

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"Kate Dicey" wrote in message
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frood wrote:

No it isn't.

Not you, darlin' - Wendy Z!

--
Kate XXXXXX
Lady Catherine, Wardrobe Mistress of the Chocolate Buttons
http://www.diceyhome.free-online.co.uk
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I made a vampire cape and shirt front with tie for a cat once upon a time.
Specially for a TV appearance.

Pati, in PHx

Kate Dicey wrote:

Julia Altshuler wrote:

Kate Dicey wrote:

I know someone who made a costume for a cow once...




I have to ask. Is that a costume for a cow meaning an 8 year old looks
like a cow for Halloween or a costume for a cow meaning a cow looks like
Glenda the good witch of the North for the school play?

--Lia

Lemee see... here you go: http://pages.ripco.net/~zski/cow.htm

Wendy's cow is quite famous over on alt.sewing

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frood wrote:

What?!?! There are other Wendys? I think not!

Yo! You Wendies need to stick together, like us Kates!

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Kate XXXXXX
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Are you SURE he liked the quilt????

I think a deer head would be a form of revenge.

You poor thing.

Tricia

"Polly Esther" wrote in message
nk.net...
Today I received the ultimate thank you note. I made a quilt for my new
neighbor here in The Swamp. He truly, dearly loves it. Will not sleep or
nap
without it. I was sure he appreciated it.
Not enough.
He brought me an eight-point buck by way of a thank-you note.
Well, fortunately, not the whole buck.
It is such a beautiful lovely mounted deer. I guess you call it a
deer.
He is mounted here in the sewing room and makes quite a statement.
My idea of hunting would be to go out in the woods and get a deer to
roll over and let me rub his belly.
Quite a challenge to have the "thank you" here with me.
I am trying to get comfortable with this expression of appreciation.
My
mother would say, "Now, don't that beat all?". Yes, I think it does.
Polly