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by asterixsew 15 Jul 2020 ( edited Jul 17'20 01:03 )
+25

Its back! The doorbell has just rung and luckily I was in.

No idea what the cost is going to be but my lovely Bernina is back. I may be missing for a while as I will be busy sewing.
My sewing machine is still away having a rest and tlc. I am missing having my machine with me. Anyone else suffer withdrawal symptoms when their machine is being serviced?

Comments (9)
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by crafter2243 15 Jul 2020
+5
Absolutely, even if I do not have time for sewing. Just knowing she is not available is enough.
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by asterixsew 16 Jul 2020
Exactly
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by graceandham 15 Jul 2020
+5
Yes, sometimes I even pester the repairman by phone, even though I know it is counterproductive to do so.
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by asterixsew 16 Jul 2020
Right I am now in pester mode so off to make that call
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by fabricfairy 16 Jul 2020
+5
This the reason I have two , must sew everyday, I just love it.
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by asterixsew 16 Jul 2020
While I have a second machine its not the same a my Bernina and sewing on it is difficult
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by shirley124 16 Jul 2020
+4
I like to know my machine is there if I feel the need to use it.
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by asterixsew 16 Jul 2020
Oh thanks for your reply as this is how I feel
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by stork 16 Jul 2020
+6
Yes, I just want to know how she is doing, what is going on and how much?!
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by asterixsew 16 Jul 2020
I havent thought about the bill yet...
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by lbrow 16 Jul 2020
+5
Always ! I try to stay busy on just my sewing machine .
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by 02kar 16 Jul 2020
+5
Me too. It's amazing how empty my overstuffed sewing room looks when a machine is missing.
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by pennyhal2 16 Jul 2020
+4
Oh, yea. Almost as bad as being out of ice cream.
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by asterixsew 17 Jul 2020
Living without ice cream isnt a problem at all, the machine was more difficult
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by shirley124 17 Jul 2020
+1
Pleased you have your beloved machine back. happy stitching.
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by asterixsew 17 Jul 2020
Thanks