WOW! Unbelievable! I loved the WTF robe - perfect! I think I should use my new machine to sew one for all the ladies ;) (perfect for a weekend in the feezing woods!) And what in the heck was that bizarr-o singing group about?!?! I think some of those people were high (OK - definitely had to be). And why were people in the audience singing along and cheering? I felt like I was at a Salty play from elementary school. . except for with adults. Thank you for your extremely eye opening post; I feel I have a better connection to where our society is presently and where it is headed in the future (down the pooper!)
A snuggie would have sooo been perfect for a frrreeezing night in the woods and I would have even worn mine to the Springs and to Gram's kitchen! That would be awesome if you could make some Danielle! And believe it or not The Polyphonic Spree is a current band...we saw them in London and their positive vibes are contagious...no drugs needed, though I'm sure they were in heavy use.
(click on the image to see the group that apparently inspired it all)
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WOW! Unbelievable! I loved the WTF robe - perfect! I think I should use my new machine to sew one for all the ladies ;) (perfect for a weekend in the feezing woods!) And what in the heck was that bizarr-o singing group about?!?! I think some of those people were high (OK - definitely had to be). And why were people in the audience singing along and cheering? I felt like I was at a Salty play from elementary school. . except for with adults. Thank you for your extremely eye opening post; I feel I have a better connection to where our society is presently and where it is headed in the future (down the pooper!)
A snuggie would have sooo been perfect for a frrreeezing night in the woods and I would have even worn mine to the Springs and to Gram's kitchen! That would be awesome if you could make some Danielle! And believe it or not The Polyphonic Spree is a current band...we saw them in London and their positive vibes are contagious...no drugs needed, though I'm sure they were in heavy use.
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