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by spendlove 27 Dec 2014 ( edited Dec 29'14 21:53 )
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I'd like to send milestone Birthday wishes for 27th December to my big sister, New Recruit who is a lurker here. She will probably hit me if I divulge her age, but I think she should be proud of starting to do machine embroidery in her 80th year. Perhaps she will be brave enough to post occasionally now she is old enough to be called a grown-up!

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by asterixsew 27 Dec 2014
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Jut wondering if you are at home or New recruits home. Its fantastic that you have passed your love of machine embroidery on to Pat and your late sister Maeve. Now is Pat old enough to be considered 'grown up' or is that in a few years. Maybe you need to photo some of her work and post it for us to see. Happy creating of new work to New Recruit and Happy Birthday too
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by spendlove 27 Dec 2014
We are at home for the foreseeable future as the car disappeared this morning on a breakdown truck!
by asterixsew 27 Dec 2014
Right you will be at home then
by rescuer 27 Dec 2014
Sorry to hear of this -- you might as well stitch!
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by greysewist 28 Dec 2014
Best of luck for the 'wheels', Sue. Seems like it might be good weather to stay indoors anyway, over on your side of the world :)
by newrecruit 29 Dec 2014
I have read all of your comments and am touched trouble is though I do not see sister Sue often enough

Newrecruit
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by Leaha 27 Dec 2014
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Boy have you got that all WRONG...Your sis is only as old as she feels, which sounds pretty young to me. I think it's a wonderful idea for her to try and with you as her guide...the possibilities are endless. YOU GO GIRL ...Happy Birthday to a new *8* year old! Here are some flowers for your birthday, will send them to you through your ornery sister...***** :P
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by ansienaude 27 Dec 2014
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that is a big achievement well done hope i will be still so bright when i reach an awsome age like that enjoy
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by noah 27 Dec 2014
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Lol love it Sue yes some sister hit pretty hard mine does so look out hehehehe
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by rescuer 27 Dec 2014
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Happy birthday to you sister. Just remember, you are younger and so you have quicker reflexes -- right?
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by spendlove 27 Dec 2014
Hope so!
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by juanitadenney 27 Dec 2014
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Happy Birthday, and you go girl!!
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by haleymax 27 Dec 2014
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!! Never to old to learn.
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by highlandermom 27 Dec 2014
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Hope to see your big sisters work. A wonderful day is wished for her. Also beware she is older and can probably tell some good tales on you. Even if you are a little faster. There is always pay backs.
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by spendlove 27 Dec 2014
She certainly can!
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by dragonflyer 27 Dec 2014
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Best of birthday wishes to your sista!!! Hope she decides to come out and share soon!
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by gerryb 27 Dec 2014
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LOL! Let me tell you...80 is sounded younger all the time! Happy birthday, New Recruit!
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by mops 27 Dec 2014
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Happy Birthday to new recruit. I'd love to see her work. And as an older sister myself I can sympathise with her :)
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by dailylaundry 27 Dec 2014
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Happy Birthday to Sue's Sister, New Recruit!! Please enjoy your special day!!! Hugs, Laura*
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by cfidl 27 Dec 2014
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Happy Birthday to you, and it is OK to lurk, I lurk on other groups. You must be proud of yourself to have thrived as long as you have. I would enjoy seeing your work!
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by lbrow 27 Dec 2014
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I think it's marvelous. My kids keep telling me "you can do it" I keep wondering if I can. I'm sure she will be loving it Here I am76 and recently my daughter introduced me to a friend by stating "I grew up but mother never did.. Well since I'm not "grown up" I don't think she has to be grown up either. We have more fun this way/Lillian
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by graceandham 28 Dec 2014
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Come on and show your face. We already love your little Sis, Sue. Happy Birthday and happy stitching. Congratulation on your new adventure.
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by crafter2243 28 Dec 2014
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I am a little late for birthday wishes for your sister but I think better late then never. Hats off to her for keeping her mind going and finding new adventures to conquer. I hope we get to see some of her accomplishments.
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by jrob 28 Dec 2014
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Happy birthday to you, sister of Sue!
She's a little bit sassy and herself not a young lassie,
so enjoy your special day, and maybe along the way,
You'll get to cheer, for YOU passes another year,
sister dear.
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by spendlove 28 Dec 2014
Cheeky!
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by softhearted1 28 Dec 2014
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Happy Birthday and welcome to the Cute family! One is never too old to learn new things. So you're a youngster to machine embroidery. You have a wonderful sister who can help you out and a whole cute family as well. Welcome to your newest hobby (addiction) lol ~Charlotte
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by nonna57 28 Dec 2014
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Aaawwww HaPpY BiRtHdAy :)
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by pennifold 28 Dec 2014
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Happy birthday to your lovely sister Sue. I hope to see a lot of her projects on here from now on. Love Chris
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by greysewist 28 Dec 2014
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Happy birthday and many happy returns, New Recruit. What an apt name :) I hope that after a while you feel comfortable enough here to post or reply now and again. We'd love to hear from another of our collective Cute sisters :)
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by marianb 28 Dec 2014
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Happy Birthday.. New Recruit! come on in the waters fine..
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by newrecruit 29 Dec 2014
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Thanks -I am not afraid of people knowing my age but the trouble is my confidence on the machine and computer are lacking
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by asterixsew 29 Dec 2014
Pat the fact you are posting here and have produced some great work proves you are not lacking in computer skills. Your sister is in a different league to many so you are probably at the level of many others here
by spendlove 29 Dec 2014
LOL!
by mops 29 Dec 2014
Seeing the projects you posted in April I think your machine skills are great as well!
by Leaha 30 Dec 2014
We all have to start somewhere...you'll never find a friendly place to practice on. Welcome aboard!
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by Patricia103 29 Dec 2014
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Happy Birthday to Sue's Big Sister!! :-)
Sorry, I missed the day.
Everyone does/knows different things on the computer. I should know, I taught the basics to newbies some 20+ years ago, now I am the slow one as I didn't keep up with learning the new stuff.
These days I just concentrate on the areas I want to know. And my new stuff is the embroidery machine. Any tips :-)