A few weeks ago we went shopping and I bought all the fabric I needed to make my first quilted wall hanging from a pattern in a quilting magazine. I finally got around to looking at the directions and sort of got a little lost, and didn't want to start cutting fabric till I was sure. So my sister was at my house one day and I got the magazine out and asked her to help me figure it out. She studied the page then turned the page over and there was the rest of the directions that made it all clear. So Turn the Page!
Well yesterday she was making fudge and she called me because she had a 15 ounce can of canned milk and the receipt called for 6 oz. How was she going to figure out the correct amount. I had her get her measuring cup and look at the side of it for the ounces! Then I said just Turn the Page! And we cracked up.
I have a feeling as we age we are going to have alot of these Turn the Page moments. Thanks big sister!
3 comments:
Well, hon, turn the page. Bill Engvall did the Here's Your Sign routine.
(clears throat, I was just testing you!
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