This is what has been keeping me busy for a few months now.
Frances Pitts
6 years ago
I would like to share with you the knitted dolls I have been making. They are designed by Pat Alinejad and called Poppets. You can get her patterns on Ravelry. So far I have made 23 of these. Can you tell I am addicted? I do both black and white dolls. 15" tall. Sorry for the duplicate photo.
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Comments (14)Bumped.....I've been doing some surfing to look at pics of my new hosta acquisitions (specifically Vanilla Cream) when I ran across this thread. It was posted a week before I joined the forum...it's the first glimpse for me of a "root control bag" meaning a "spin out", I presume? So THAT'S what these bags look like! Interesting..looks very hefty. Paul, I've never heard of, much less seen a Royal Chameleon. It's gorgeous. I'm wondering how it looks today. Psssst, any chance of seeing that? Thnx..:-). I'll never tire of saying how beautiful your plants are....when I visualize my gardens and how I want them to look, I think of yours. What an inspiration!...See MoreIt has been three months ..
Comments (8)10-6-2006...2 days ago I had gone through another day in my new world. Realizing that the date that day was 10-6-2006.3 months since i found my baby,my blue sky guy,gone...Just like that,laying on the floor,just as naked as the day he started his wonderful life on this earth.(forgive my blunt description) but all these images are relevant to my understanding of where my love is. death was never confusing to me before. One of my Favorite pasttimes is going to cemeteries taking pictures and reading every headstone.Scut would accompany me he loved what i loved, even my need to stop at every cemetery we passed. he would find a comfortable place or sit in the truck as i took pictures hoping to put together a book someday of all the cemeteries we had stopped at in Texas,Arkansas,Oklahoma,& Georgia. See My baby was a lineman.He always worked out of town or out of state.Anyway 11 yrs of him coming home every Thursday or Friday or Us (my young daughter and i) leaving on our ritualistic adventure to see the man we had grown to love & respect so deeply has ended. Without warning, the man I thought I would be buried beside was now laying on the floor in front of me.No time to hold him and cry. Had to wake his mother and tell her her son had died. Long story short his family took over and I have no where to visit,no where to grieve,He is everywhere I look but I cant find him.he is every moon every tree every cloud but I cant call him cant touch him.I ask god to let him come hold my hand one more time he doesnt.Will the answer to my heartache ever come will I ever understand where my baby went....See MoreOT- its been eating me alive for a few months now....
Comments (8)We do not know the father at all. Here is some facts i know. She got pregnant after 6 months of dating him. She is a veyr pretty girl but my Dh's friend and i were wondering if she did it on purpose to make sure the guy stays.... they married, live together for another 4 years after the child was born but out of the blue...and i do mean out of the blue, he todl her straight out that he doesn't want to live his life with her and siad he's going for a divorce. We first thought..ok...family man...doesn't want it..never aksed for it in the first place..but then we thought..mmmm.. affair??? nope..no affair just wants completely out, will pay her Cs with minimum contact, no communication whatsoever. then i meet the mother...who is very intelligent. highly educated...but i noticed she wants to party and drink and mingle. so i'm thinking,,,,,neglect. Maybe this kid just doesnt' get enough attention , get ignored and maybe she was born with some sort of psychological problems. Its rare..but it does happen. I immediately picked it up the moment she stepped into my household but didn't think she would be violent. And she realized soon i was completely onto her and she didn't like it at all. So she is very aware at her age what she is doing and she purposely takes the individual or animal, isolates it before she begins her assaults...so she KNOWS. She's 5 but she knows...I think that is evil incarnated! I've read other stories as well with kids rare, but are born this way. They have to be hospitalized immediately. I read one on another forum where the daugther was given up by the mother because she was harmful to her new baby brother...then with the father and sm...she held a pillow over her baby sister! Well they all had her committed. Turned out she was a psychopath. No emotions, no empathy, cruel, maticulus and planned. EIther way, i've told my husband i never want that girl over and told his friend that she as a mother should adress these odd behaviours before someone or thing get seriously hurt....See More38 times, today! Someone has been mighty busy!
Comments (37)I have read the post about the charges, but I still don't see anything about how the thief used her number. How could that happen, or did I miss something? Years ago, so long ago I had forgotten about it til now that I'm reading this. I was in a different state from where I lived at the time; visiting family and Christmas shopping. I bought a gift, took it home and put it away until Christmas time. Later there was a charge on my bill that I didn't recognize so I questioned it and it was immediately removed. Yikes, Christmas came and I remembered that gift, still in the closet. I notified the card holder and explained what had happened and told them to add it back to the account. I received a wonderful note of gratitude from them, and yes, they did add it back. I don't remember if I was using Discover then or not, but I am now and have never had a problem with them. I lost my card a couple years ago, notified them and in a flash had a new card with a new number. Like Lily 316, I do love my Discover card!!...See Moredonna_loomis
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