Decide to be happy today, to live with what is yours – your family, your business, your job, your luck. If you can’t have what you like, maybe you can like what you have.
Just for today, be kind, cheerful, agreeable, responsive, caring, and understanding. Be your best, dress your best, talk softly, and look for the bright side of things. Praise people for what they do and do not criticize them for what they cannot do. If someone does something stupid, forgive and forget. After all, it’s just for one day.
Who knows, it might turn out to be a nice day.
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I couldn't find pictures of my sewing machine to show so I just went with pictures of the quilt my grandmother stitched together.
My grandmother had one of those beautiful Singer sewing machines, I'm sure you know the kind...the story goes that she really, really wanted one but my grandparents couldn't afford one so my grandfather traded a lot of his produce from the farm for it! Not sure if that's true but that's the story! Not sure this is true but this would have been the during the Depression so maybe it is. I'm sure one of my cousins has it now. Hope they enjoy it!
My mother sewed beautifully and made most of my school clothes. How I wish I'd been more appreciative, tho. It had to have been discouraging to hear her daughter asking for 'store bought.' It never occurred to me, they might not have had much extra money for store bought.
Yours sounds like a refreshing meal!
Amazing the number of folks that sewed years ago. I remember mama's treadle Singer. got my finger mashed a few times down around her feet playing. I was in the 2nd grade when daddy upgraded it and added an electric motor. Lord have mercy, mama could make that Singer sing. She made most of my clothes up until the 5th grade. When I got some real 'Overhauls' for school. LOL
You do kick in some memories, lady. THANKS. ;=)
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