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Yippee! but not a question :) I took my Juki (domestic/quilting but fairly heavy duty portable) machine in for a service yesterday. The tech has called twice today to inform me what's happening and it's now ready for pickup. This is the machine I use for work sewing and I have lots for it to do. They are doing it fast because I bought it there, as well as knowing it's my 'workhorse'. Chris P, would you like to move back down here before your next service? I'm just so thrilled, that I can't help sharing :)
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lol i am sitting here smiling for you hugs Carolyn can i move there to???
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Yes Carolyn. I'd love to have you sitting here inspiring me to do more stuff!
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susiesembroidery
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I am so pleased for your sake. I have the same brilliant service from my Bernina Durban North group and it is such a pleasure when they understand your need to have your workhorse back in the saddle(LOL). Enjoy sewing on your nicely tuned machine.****
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There are some great mechanics who realise that people need their machines, and they do a good, honest, reliable job at the same time.
I have to take my machine to Hamilton, 1 1/2 hours drive away, so I drop it off for servicing on my way to Ballarat and I can pick it up on the way back, usually the next day. Elaine is one of those great mechanics and I'm glad I found her.
AlmaG.
I have to take my machine to Hamilton, 1 1/2 hours drive away, so I drop it off for servicing on my way to Ballarat and I can pick it up on the way back, usually the next day. Elaine is one of those great mechanics and I'm glad I found her.
AlmaG.
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Terrific, Alma and how nice to hear of a female doing a great job in that kind of trade, as well. It's amazing what we can achieve when we put an effort into it :)
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He he he! Just saw this post - it's 10.10 Thursday am! Now, normally Maarten would do mine straight away too, it was just because it was the Christmas holiday break and his holidays that it was so long. I have mine going now - doing Tubby's Raggedy Doll quilt for a Ugandan orphan. Sewing beautifully. Good luck with yours Marianne. Glad you got it back so quickly. Love and blessings Chris
