I should learn to not trust my memory but I keep forgetting.
Friday, February 7, 2020
My hearts too big
I was working on more of the Valentines jar and thought I had a good enough memory that I didn't need to remeasure the lids before I cut more hearts. Turns out I was wrong. I now have all these hearts that are too big for the jar lids
I should learn to not trust my memory but I keep forgetting.
I should learn to not trust my memory but I keep forgetting.
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I know you will find something else cool to do with them!
Lol. If you think your memory is shot now...wait a few more years 'til you catch up with me. I like what you did tho.
No one can accuse you of not having a big heart! ;)
Yep, don't trust to memory on things like this. I was about to order some cafe curtains and, just to make sure, I measured the window that I thought I "knew"--sure enough, the ones I was going to order before I thought to measure, would have been WAY too long.
Not to worry, you'll find a purpose for these hearts. It's what you do.
I had to chuckle over the memory part. Isn't that the truth.
Have a fabulous day and weekend, Ann. Big hug to you and lots of scritches to Gibbs. ♥♥♥
I am sitting here laughing at your last line...that is so me! But now I will be waiting to see what you do with these.
ROFL about using the memory to remember . not these days. I am sure you will find something to use the hearts on. will they fit on a jar?
Been there, done that! I was going to order more than one of an item online the other night and my husband got a sample to check. Good for him! I was going to order the wrong thing. You have a lot of company. :D
Ginny, I'm sure I will eventually
Anni, I'm gonna be in big trouble...lol
Cynthia, I don't know why I haven't learned by now that I can't trust the memory...lol
Sandee LOL very true
Renee, good to know, thanks and that's a good idea for the extra hearts.
CheerfulMonk, good to know I'm not alone :)
Memory....I forgot what that is!
Pam, LOL I hear ya
Well I'm sure you can find something to do with them next year!
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