I really want to make some more coasters, and I can't wait to get started with my new book from Jon. Somehow, life is really getting in my way! I have a solution... quit work! Somehow, I don't think my tatting would pay the bills, though! ; )
My goal: tat tonight, and then post a picture tomorrow! Wish me luck!
I know the feeling....
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Good luck! When you figure out how to quit work and still survive -- let me in on the secret.
ReplyDeleteHa ha! I know what you mean! I work to pay the TATTING bill so quitting work is not an option, LOL!
ReplyDeleteGood Luck...I wish I could quit to tat too but my comprimise is to tat tiny things at work....like butterflys...all the girls want and it keeps their attention on my while I lecture.....maybe not on what I'm saying but at lest they aren't asleep???
ReplyDeleteHey, Diane! Congratulations on winning the giveaway at Ladyshuttlemaker!!
ReplyDeleteI have to go enter, so I may win next week!
Carol
To answer your question, I DO remember that saying. Thank you for the lovely comment left on my blog. Gave me a real lift. Bev
ReplyDelete*big.grins* Oh my yes, I DO remember that saying. What an apt lil' statement for these crazy days.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on winning Lady Shuttlemaker's first weekly Mondo Monday giveaway (along with Trayna and WickedTats)!
hehehe, diane, 'pressure' to tat, if you must, from your blogging friend... can't wait to see what you've got tomor.
ReplyDeleteXOXO
I agree completely!
ReplyDeleteBlessings,
Kim
I remember that saying. I even cross stitched a sampler with that great truth on it. Good luck!
ReplyDeleteI wish you good luck, and some extra time :) Heh, there´s also a saying "well planned, half done" - though if the most of the time goes for planning, I don´t see any point in it, the result is the same anyway :)) Hugs (^.^)
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