Taking in Jeans

On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 20:14:55 GMT, Bob in CT
wrote:

On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 15:59:27 -0400, curious curious@noemailshown wrote:

Make sure you have plenty of extra machine needles around and work when
you
are feeling "patient".

Denim is one of the harder fabrics to sew waistbands, etc. Make sure
you
have a large sewing machine needle in and not a fine one for dress
weight
fabric.

Becky P.


Supposedly, a lot of cigarette smoking is habitual, and it's hard to
break habits. For instance, I wear glassed when I lift weights in the
morning. They typically slip down my face due to sweat, so I'll push
them back up. When I've put in my contacts and gone lifting, I'll still
put my hand to my face to push up my glasses, even though I don't have
any glasses on. That type of habit is hard to face and break.


How did this happen? This is supposed to be in response to Luna's stuff
about smoking.

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Bob in CT
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On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 20:14:55 GMT, Bob in CT
wrote:

On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 15:59:27 -0400, curious curious@noemailshown
wrote:

Make sure you have plenty of extra machine needles around and work when
you
are feeling "patient".

Denim is one of the harder fabrics to sew waistbands, etc. Make sure
you
have a large sewing machine needle in and not a fine one for dress
weight
fabric.

Becky P.


Supposedly, a lot of cigarette smoking is habitual, and it's hard to
break habits. For instance, I wear glassed when I lift weights in the
morning. They typically slip down my face due to sweat, so I'll push
them back up. When I've put in my contacts and gone lifting, I'll still
put my hand to my face to push up my glasses, even though I don't have
any glasses on. That type of habit is hard to face and break.


How did this happen? This is supposed to be in response to Luna's stuff
about smoking.

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Bob in CT
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phew - i WAS confused!!