> That's my favorite magazine, but I never buy it. 7.75 for a magazine even with the quilt store discount! Eeeck! I can't bring myself to buy it! I can buy 2 gallons of gas for that and get change back!
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> If the sewing machine turns out to be a loss, it should be covered on your home owners insurance or renter's household insurance. I had a saddle filched from the tackroom at the boarding stable and State Farm bought me a new one.
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> Tell Destiny that my horse is named Siglavy Destina I, his mother was named Destina. The tradition is that the girls have one name and it has to end in 'a' and the boys have two names, the first has to be the same first name as the father's and the last name has to be the mother's.
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> Cara
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If you have a JoAnn fabric nearby, sign up for their mailers. It will get you a 40% coupon every other week, and then you can use it for that magazine. That's usually what I do.

Unfotunately, I don't have homeowners (no home to own) and no renters insurance (I don't rent), but something will work itself out. I have a feeling it's going to be a unfixable, the timing is probably unfixable.

Destiny will be THRILLED to hear any detail about your horses. She is madly in love with horses, and would love to be a horse if someone offered her the job. She reads me lots of books about ponies, although I really only enjoyed "Black Beauty", the "Pony Pals" series about drives me up a wall. Our neighbours have horses in a lot behind our back yar, and we like to feed them carrots an such. They are very huffy horses, and get mad if you walk into the backyard and don't have food for them right away. I went out once, intending to feed them, and they immediatly came to the fence. I stopped to pick some lettuce on my way their, and they decided that I was mean and terrible and huffed off. It took 10 minutes of coaxing to get them over.

Tess