September--BEAD SWAP--Calling all JEWELRY MAKERS!

[missred871]

okee dokee

 

[missred871]

Okay ladies, I updated some stuff on the first post so please go read it!

 

[CrazyFowlFreak]

May I ask that I don't receive tiny seed beads, as I can't see the holes in them?

You should see me trying to string the little tiny ones, it's hilarious! My eyes all squinched and my tongue sticking out, and all.

 

[ChickyChickyBaby]

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sounds like me!

 

[missred871]

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sure hon, i will put that info in post 1 so I remember

 

[Cetawin]

Sorry for my absence ladies...been dealing with ER and endo's office, cracked ribs from a neighbor's cow in my barn and a very very expensive weekend as a result. As you can tell...painkiller has worn off so I gotta wait awhile before I can take another one. Someone shoot me

But I got it...must mail by October 1st. yup I am with ya.

 

[missred871]

OUCH! That shounds really painful. Hope you gave that cow a what for. LOL. Feel better LadyHawk

 

[ChickyChickyBaby]

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dang. Hope you feel better soon! Darn cows! ( Cows & I do not get along...I was with a friend as a passenger in her car when she wrecked by hitting 3 - or maybe there were 4- cows).

 

[Cetawin]

ah the best I could do was get my feet against cow's butt and push and hit...my horse however (Arabian Mare) attacked the cow over her stall gate and managed to take a chunk out of the cow's face under her eye and rip half of one ear off....that made cow move so I could slip from behind her. Stupid thing slammed me into the horse's gate and then I was pinned between angry horse and stupid cow in the freakin dark no less. Was a fun time and just when I thought I was bored and going to go bed after putting horse up for night.

 

[stoopid]

OWWCH! You sure know how to have a good time. Is your horse ok? I'd be checking her legs and feet to make sure she didn't hurt herself helping you. Don't worry about the pain meds, it's better to keep a steady dose in you. If you wait to take them, I find if you wait too long, it makes it worse and you actually wind up taking more. As you start to heal, you'll need less.