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Angel has every right to be :applesauce: :applesauce: !

I got a lovely piece of Sugar Maple aida in green and beigey/browny colours from Play Outside. Has the envelope going the other way reached you yet :x: ?
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kazzi29 wrote::D i got some nice fabric and a lovely card from rose!
thankyou very much i wasnt expecting it at all!!
the rust colour one is lovely....!


:D so very glad that you recieved it. Glad you liked the fabrics.
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Whoohoo Mabel I got your patterns today!!!! Wow that seemed very quick. I will get them back to you in a reasonable anount of time I promise. :wub:
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the threads for the rest of my HAED yey so can work on it properly now :D
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Oh good Rose, I think they just made it before the strike starts here! And please take all the time you need as I have no plans for them in the near future, they are just on that enormous to-do pile which is marked "when I have time" :-)
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I got a lovely card from my nephew! I sent him a name plate for his birthday using the Margaret Sherry alphabet, he got his almost-step-dad (my brother) to email me at the time to say he loved it, he has now got Andy (who he calls "my Andy" to distinguish him from "my daddy") to help him send a card to say thank you.

This is the card
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and this is his thank you letter inside.
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He's 5, and in a different country, and we haven't actually met yet, so I think this is really impressive! There are also some pictures he's drawn for me, of Indiana Jones (distinguished by his hat), an exploding robot (well, it's definitely exploding), and a sabre tooth tiger. The little captions, helpfully written on by my brother, help with identifying the pictures.
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Kute Kitty wrote:I got a lovely card from my nephew! I sent him a name plate for his birthday using the Margaret Sherry alphabet, he got his almost-step-dad (my brother) to email me at the time to say he loved it, he has now got Andy (who he calls "my Andy" to distinguish him from "my daddy") to help him send a card to say thank you.

This is the card
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and this is his thank you letter inside.
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He's 5, and in a different country, and we haven't actually met yet, so I think this is really impressive! There are also some pictures he's drawn for me, of Indiana Jones (distinguished by his hat), an exploding robot (well, it's definitely exploding), and a sabre tooth tiger. The little captions, helpfully written on by my brother, help with identifying the pictures.

That is definately a keeper! So adorable. :wub: :wub:
I have a thank you letter my nephew wrote 21 or 22 years ago now and I still keep it.
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KK, i'm impressed that your brother encourages his son to write thank you cards for gifts received. i remember as a child having to do this before i could actually use or play the gift, whatever the holiday. i have noticed that my future in-laws don't require their kids to write thank you cards for any of the gifts for the past two years that i have known them. (strange thing about that though. the future MIL was offended that i didn't write a thank you card for a casual pork chop dinner that i had at their house. to me, it was just a casual invite for a family meal...nothing fancy or preplanned!)
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KK that is such a wonderful present even if it was meant as a thank you note. Very special. :applesauce:
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Oh, this is really sweet.

Interesting thing, cultures... in Hungary we don't really do thank you cards at all... I am sure most people would find it strange - but I believe it is a beautiful custom.


The postman brought me a most beautiful postcard from Scotland. Thank you, Serinde! :wub: :D
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What a lovely thank you letter, KK, something to cherish!

Agi, The Netherlands doesn't have that tradition either, and I really had to get used to it when I came to live here -- my mum was rather surprised to receive a thank you letter from my MIL when she (mum) had sent her (MIL) a birthday card with some quilting fabrics :-) -- but I do like it!
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I got my free gift for my article appearing in Card shop magazine - some card blanks in pretty coulours.
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From sew and so I got 2 hoop frames and a square snap frame along with the DMC colour I forgot to order previously for a small picture I am doing.

And some sticky dots :lol:
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I got the fall fairy mag from Val and a lovely piece of fabric from Tracy!!

thanks to you both..

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Over the weekend:

I got some audio books from maggs, which are really lovely and will totally help relieve the boredom of no net while I'm moving as well as deeply enable stitching.

I also got some lovely green DMC threads through from minij? Sorry my sister handed me the envelop just before we began bulding hutches and I didn't fully read the card...and left it at her house as hutch building took a lot longer than expected and I had to run out :P Muchly appreciated though!
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Two charts from Kell, thanks very much will put some floss in the post later today.

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The Fantastic mr fox audiobook from Aunty Serinde
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oh i love that story...i remember doing a play of it at school....
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I've never heard it, but I do love Dahl, so it will be a great listen.
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