Now why should I complete the challenge when you won't even pick up the baton and carry forth on your own. You turned me down flat - remember? I worked, I sweated, I wasted time, I stayed up late (nice that Roger was out of town for awhile) and I ventured into the unknown and succeeded. No Kim, you can not take that away from me. We'll see what surprise you get in
January.
Now, noticing the pictures you used to put me to shame - you really did. On to the continual and forever challenge - loose that weight!
Your challenge project is absolutely wonderful. And I see nothing wrong with the picture of you, asking for directions! Did he speak English?? Have you seen the pictures of the floods? Chris
ReplyDeleteYou didn't set a challenge, you hinted at one. Also, the fact remains, as pointed out by a very observant follower of the blog, that you had NOT completed you challenge. Remember, we are talking about an unsatisfied customer here. The quilts are wonderful, but having not completed the task and then trying to squirm your way out of the last bit, you have been deemed a failure on this challenge. How sad. You just were not Woman Enough, to meet the challenge.
ReplyDeleteOh yes, Chris made me say all that, so get mad at her not me.
ReplyDeleteYou can take those glasses off now, even from BKK I can feel the glare over the top of them!