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  1. #21
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    when they are playing nicely - watch, observe or wash up /tidy. when they are asleep, catch up on here, e-mails, fb and then eat and watch escape to the country
    if you do what you've always done, you'll get what you've always got

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    Quote Originally Posted by sarahjane View Post
    If they are all asleep, I have my lunch and then I usually spend the time cutting out fabric for bunting ready to sew for my other business
    I'm normally prepping fabric for a project too! (although sadly my skills aren't good enough to run a business from it, its just for my enjoyment lol) x

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    Sit and think about all the things I should be doing !!!
    CWR

 

 
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