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by puppyjo 26 Feb 2008 ( edited Feb 28'08 01:10 )
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stuck in house! 10 more inches of snow last night on top all the other ice and snow. more to come! cabin fever real bad! thinking of embroidering all my wash clothes! maybe my towels next!

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by dlmds 26 Feb 2008
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Wow,You really have a bad case of Global Warming HA! Where on earth are you? Wash cloth and towels work. Tell any males in your household to hide their shorts, as it is getting bad. At least you have us. Hugs and flowers
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by puppyjo 26 Feb 2008
iowa,actually this is a normal winter! frist one in 15 years! we were due.humm mens shorts! now that opens a whole new
door for me! hubby is almost 65 what can i do to his whitie tighties hee hee
by tmbache 27 Feb 2008
Sounds like to me he had better run and hide the tightie whities!!
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by jrob 26 Feb 2008
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oh, bless your heart darlin'! Snow is pretty - a little bit of it and quickly passing. I'm glad I'm not in Iowa today. Yesterday it go to 62 degrees in Georgia. I'm not trying to make you feel worst, there is just some weird weather going around. Get out your husband's shorts and put front/back on them. I really did that to my dh(dear husband) for a joke and now he tells everyone!;)
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by marjialexa 26 Feb 2008
Good idea, Jrob! You gals really make me laugh!
by dlmds 26 Feb 2008
If he is telling everyone, he must be quite proud of your embroidery. A special guy Huh! Hugs and flowers
by clawton 26 Feb 2008
Love it. I can hear mine now. He would have everything under lock and key!
by ruthie 27 Feb 2008
I might have to try this one jrob, with my DH's sense of humor, he'd probably *frame them*!!!
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by marjialexa 26 Feb 2008
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I hear you, Puppyjo! Same here in good ol Dreary Erie, Pa. Now about those shorts: I wanted to test a rose design before I put it on a t-shirt, figured a pair of old whitie tighties would work, same kind of material, right? Well, they weren't old ones, & DH grabbed them off the sewing table early in the AM in the dark, figuring I had just fixed the waistband. The guys at the gym thought it was pretty funny, & he said sitting on roses all day was no "bed of roses" hee hee hee. I really miss him, he could certainly be entertaining without even trying. Hope it's Spring pretty soon, I'm trying to figure out how to hoop a cat. Marji
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by dlmds 26 Feb 2008
What a wonderful sense of humor! You keep him alive in your heart and memories. Your a special one of a kind. Hugs and flowers dear!
by clawton 26 Feb 2008
Precious
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by ruthie 27 Feb 2008
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Poor, poor puppyjo, pleased to hear that your embroidery machine hasn't frozen over! Warm hugs and spring flowers to you.
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by shirlener88 27 Feb 2008
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oh my - I feel awful for you puppyjo, that has to be difficult - but is you can run the embroidery machine - you can make a bouquet of flowers - but I do suggest that you don't stitch them out on the hubby's shorts. Hehehe! Ya'll had me laughing thinking about your dh's with their shorts embroidered. Flowers to ya'll.
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by tmbache 27 Feb 2008
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Oh my you girls are just to funny here and what a sense of humor!!Puppyjo towels and washcloth will be pretty but them there shorts I don't know. Don't feel bad about the snow we are getting snow here in Maine also only about 5" so far. But who cares I'm going to stay in and play on my computer all day wed. to heck with the snow, dishs, laundry and ever thing else.Hugs and flower to you.
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by dlmds 27 Feb 2008
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This all still has me laughing [not all the snow] Guess, this weather can be called MHSW. Means, "Males Hide Shorts Weather". Hugs and flowers.
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by dlonnahawkins 28 Feb 2008
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Oh my goodness! I can not even think what that would be like! And here I am complaining that it is supposed to be freezing (or near it) tonight - but that is not supposed to happen in Florida! By the time you get out you will have embroidered your house. Flower to you for enduring that snow!
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by libster2896 28 Feb 2008
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At least you have your machine. After our town got hit by floods a few weeks ago, with damn and the river overflowing I have had to wait two weeks and still no result on a service on the Janome. The sewing machine shop had to evacuate all its stock, then wait til they could go back and then put it all back. Also way behind on their work, so I am being patient and told them not to rush. (They are great people, so I'll let them off the hook). I wish I was stuck with you so we could take it in turns to embroider whatever we could find.