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I'm very interested in seeing his responses.

I am with PC. My opinion is that it relates to those he has healed. That by faith they are healed of all infirmities and ailments.

I can imagine. Is it small enough you could display it on your wall? I actually designed a number of quilt books. At first I had to learn to write quilting instructions, draw computer illustrations and design the books. I became quite good at it and eventually took on the complicated quilts no one else would touch, and I had a blast. Additionally, and I will brag a bit here, I was sought after by the best designers. However, I've never actually made a quilt in my life! I really love the museum quilts from the 18th century that tell a person's life story. Often they were made by the slaves, and they're stunning. Knowing the mechanics of quilting makes me appreciate them all the more. Elphaba I've never made a quilt myself either. When I mentioned earlier it was something I enjoyed I was really referring to the cross stitching. Though my eyes have a hard time with that now. lol I just had come up with the idea of incorporating something I enjoy doing into something I would love to learn to do. The early quilts are fascinating. I also find the art of tapestries especially those done during the 1600 and 1700's quite amazing. Such intricate work and design.

Awwww that's adorable. I'll take it.

When I was growing up my mother sewed all of my clothes. It was the hi-light of the summer when we went fabric and pattern shopping for the new school year. Well she saved the fabric from all of these clothes over the years and made a quilt for me. Blocks of each of the fabrics. It was so much fun remembering the dresses she had made and the age I was when she made it. It's one of my most cherished possessions.

If she can stomach my ugly mug for more than a few minutes, then I'm smitten. *hubba-hubba* Hmmm...I haven't tried that before. Putting ugly mugs on my stomach. Do many people do this?

So would you be interested in a "much younger woman then?" haha j/k

And I'm with you Elphaba. Harrison looks as good as ever.

Every year I say I am going to do this but every year I find that I'm saying "next year." What I would like to do is make Christmas wall hangings or throws. Cross stitch numerous Christmas scenes (about 5 inches square). Then make a quilt with them. Lots of work and lots of time but it's something I enjoy doing. Just never seem to find the time. Then again...if I would get off the computer during some of my "spare" time I might then have the time.

I for one will watch it. Loved the 1st and 3rd. Hated the 2nd. Though I will miss Sean Connery playing Indy's father.

Now CK...all you need to do is read my profile and you would see how very *choke* young I am. Now as far as Ben and Pale...All in favor say aye.... Ay....ugh...just can't seem to get that entire word out.

Ban em'

I think you should put them on warning.

As Ben and Pale would say....old.

Just kidding? Oh now I'm crushed...despondent...I think I'm going to cry. j/k so there

It's my ring tone.

I am John Doe's sister in law...he is married to my sister. I am not married.

It is horrible. I was just reading about it. I had not heard about it until I got online.

CK please don't use that "M" word when talking about me. hahahaha

You have never invited me to meet you where the Angel points the way.

A Christmas Story

That's one of my favorite movies.

Next I'll be seeing an image of the Madonna in my PB&J sandwich. Oh wait.....that has been done already.

I was at the library tonight. I don’t recall seeing any really ignorant people. I didn’t see anyone fighting for the computer, getting assistance for their books, library codes or magazines. When I go to the library, I don’t need to check the weather forecast to see if I need a jacket. I also don’t ever get anyone’s autographs, ball cap or t-shirt freebie. Frankly, I couldn’t care less about any of those things. It’s really hard to find interesting activities that ignorant people will attend. They have so few interesting things to say. Elphaba That was an awesome response.