Sallie wrote:
Pretty soon it will be just another shopping day religious significance
of the day will be gone - very sad earnings take precedence over tradition
traditional values.
Yes, unfortunately it's just become a profitfest for businesses. Soon the
supermarkets here will be selling
Jean in Poole wrote:
Back-to-school uniform clothes for children were in the shops long
before they even stopped school for the long summer holiday.
True - and did you ever know a schoolchild who was the same size in
September as they were in July, or even the size we'd predicted in
July? So
What annoys me about dragging the seasons forward is that
when I actually need stuff, it's all been remaindered.
I did score a pair of sandals a few days ago, though. At a
store that sells remainders.
Since I make the rest of my clothing, the main problem is
that I'm working on stuff for
OK - I'll admit it. You have me baffled! What are curry bras??? I've
googled them and come up with stuff I didn't want to read, but no answers
that seem to be what you are talking about!
Sue
sueba...@comcast.net
-Original Message-
From: Joy Beeson
Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2011
On 7/26/11 10:41 AM, Sue Babbs wrote:
OK - I'll admit it. You have me baffled! What are curry bras???
Oops.
I bought two pieces of linen a long time ago -- one curry,
one lipstick. I refer to the bra I made from the
lipstick linen as my scarlet bra; the three I'm making
from the
Margery wrote:
True - and did you ever know a schoolchild who was the same size in
September as they were in July, or even the size we'd predicted in
July? So buying early was an expensive gamble, remember?
No, I don't remember about predicting sizes because I don't have children.
But I was a
