I found the little guy on craigslist and for fifty bucks, I was assured it is brand new and never used. Well I have not even plugged it in yet but it looks awful dirty and dusty for being brand new. The lady seemed nice enough, even though she talked my ear off and stood in her pjs smoking cigarettes in her front yard, which happens to be down the road from me... lucky me, I made a friend. She used a lot of swear words as she told me about her grand daughters girl scouts or something or other which I thought was weird... my mind wandered from there and I don't remember what else we talked about.
I hope she never reads this..
Brand new??... ya right..eww. Ok in all fairness, this is just the case.
Anywho – So yay for me, and now I can pick up where I left off, and yes I have a growing pile of thrift store clothes in my room waiting to be made into something fabulous. And the other day I received my first freebie dress from someone who no longer needed it and wanted to see it made into something else. So what I am trying to say is, Yes, donations are always welcome. : )
Stay tuned...
Haha, what a story. But $50 is a good deal.
ReplyDeleteI have a pre-owned sewing machine from the 1960s that works great. I take it to a sewing machine shop every so often (more when I'm using it a lot) to have them check it over and oil it.
Can't wait to see what you do with it!
I think you must have got that sewing machine from my Aunt Nadine... Sounds just like her!
ReplyDeleteha... well tell your aunt I said THANKS ; )
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