FB didn’t like it but under her video there, I said that everything that Krusty Gnome has done to the deportees should be done to her. I got a restriction for that. If it’s unacceptable to wish that treatment on her, then it should also go the other way around.

I hate how the GOP will take advantage of this horrible story that happened in Georgia (the country) to try to outlaw fertility treatments. I just know they will…

The same goes for fibromyalgia. I was diagnosed in 2012 with it, and this past year, I FINALLY got the right diagnosis of lupus. I know my rheum back then didn’t even try to figure out what was wrong with me, or he would have given me the lupus diagnosis instead.

I looked in this one and there’s nothing there with your name. I’ll check the next one. They usually arrive every Tuesday.

This magazine?

I don’t shop there a lot (I’d rather go to E LeClerc or Intermarché) but I can go specifically for it. We prefer Coop to Migros (the CEO of Migros is an asshole!) Just tell me when!

Is it going to come in their mailer or in a magazine at the store? Their mailer comes weekly to our mailbox.

Rubio looks like he’s using every ounce of willpower and concentration to hold in a terrible bout of explosive diarrhea!

I can look here in CH too. We tend to get all the French and German magazines and newspapers here at the tabacs.

I’d move back in a heartbeat if this went through! I loved living in California!

Well, I learned that tweed isn’t easy to work with… I was glad I picked the pattern I did because I’d already made it several times, so I knew how to make it. But yea… Tweed sucks to work with! And it fills your machine with lint. LOL It’s almost impossible to keep it lint-free when sewing tweed.

Hey, BTW have I showed you that Chanel-inspired tweed dress I made for Valentine’s Day? It was the biggest PITA and I have a bit of PTSD from that tweed bouclé fabric, but I fucking love the dress! Here’s my beautiful tweed dress.

I’m sewing my things because I’m tired of the shit quality of store-bought versions. If I don’t zigzag the edges, I use French seams, and sometimes, if the fabric is that iffy (like tweed), I do both. I also do not have a serger. I want to get one eventually.

I always start each project by zigzagging ALL edges. Even with my electric machine, I’m tired and over it for the day by the time I’m done. I can’t imagine peddling for all of that.

I find the very idea exhausting. I’m very happy to live in the age of electricity.

Our Mexican neighbors (yes, in Switzerland,) have a working antique Singer. It’s the pre-electricity version, with the peddle wheel. It’s absolutely beautiful.

My Singer didn’t have this option. It was all or nothing. Like I said, it was a cheap POS.