Just last year i offered to do the 'wedding favours' for my brothers wedding. We werent away anywhere just sat in the van in our drive and done them over a few days :)
i take my card making stuff with me,sometimes my scrapbooking pages when we had the market stall selling my cards i took a lot more with me,just started jewellary making so will take it with me this year,,LOL i will be spending a lot more in the van as OH has just got the job as site handyman where we are seasonal so will be at it 5 days a week..
Quote: Originally posted by Andy Sl on 22/3/2012The boss takes her knitting but for some reason im not allowed to take my woodturning lathe
Andy
<P style="MARGIN: 0cm 0cm 0pt" class=MsoNormal><SPAN lang=EN-GB><FONT size=3 face="Times New Roman">Hi Andy, Who said it was a mans world,put your foot down, with the Bosses permission though!!!!</SPAN>
Ha ha perhaps i could get a trailer behind caravan to put it on
My wife takes her jewellery making stuff. The one day she was sitting outside our dog who was attached to a ground anchor decided to move and knocked the table over there were hundreds of beads some smaller than rice everywhere. Somehow it was my fault so I got out my hobby its a bottle opener and sat down with a beer - ahhh bliss.
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Quote: Originally posted by Chalkie56 on 23/3/2012
My wife takes her jewellery making stuff. The one day she was sitting outside our dog who was attached to a ground anchor decided to move and knocked the table over there were hundreds of beads some smaller than rice everywhere. Somehow it was my fault so I got out my hobby its a bottle opener and sat down with a beer - ahhh bliss.
An invention of a magnet that picks up glass would be good then you would be in her good books again. Just think how many times you could get that to work for you with an accidental nudge of the table when the dogs near. or maybe a fly does a flypast knocking them all over the place.why!!! she could even be buying you more beer than you could cope with.
I take my cross stitch..knitting...suduko...crossword puzzles and best of all my Kindle....oh and my ipod and tv and dvd player....almost enjoy wet weather better as i can sit all day with no housework to do.
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Topic: Paper Crafting
