sailorsol replied to your post “I simply do not care for the term “shelter in place” so I have decided...”
1) I approve. 2) I think you need to consider the fact that March is now the month that requires surviving, and lay off February in the future. 3) I remember when you used to call them doonagh days, and this is like two or three weeks of it!
OMG yes doona days! Although I still have to work from home and I need two monitors to do it, so a desk is necessary. But at least my commute is shortened.
spiderine replied to your photo “Taking a break from the Purple Cow today to bring you some fun drawing...”
What is it with all the purple?
Well, I only had two Ed Emberley books, the Big Purple and Big Orange, and I figured I’d make purple a brand. :D
I have the sequel to the Purple Cow book too, I probably have enough content to at least get us to May. Oooh and I have my Halloween Crafts For Kids book around here somewhere, it has the best “paper bat” template in it.
geekgirl76 replied to your post “rdprice29 replied to your photoset “Decided it was time to change out...”
I have a problematic relationship with duvet covers, they're far too much bother to wash weekly so yeah, top sheets rock. But then, my bedding is more traditional, in that I often have a quilt or coverlet over my duvet, so it's not like I'm doing the whole all in one thing anyway.
I used to do duvet-plus-quilt in winter, but then I got a super thick duvet and started overheating if I did it that way...
kel121288 replied to your post “rdprice29 replied to your photoset “Decided it was time to change out...”
Wait... there are people who don't use top sheets?
Oh yeah. And I have to admit there is a very nice feeling in just crawling directly under a blanket. But my days of No Topsheet are long past me now...
delphia2000 replied to your post “rdprice29 replied to your photoset “Decided it was time to change out...”
Top sheets can be used as a bottom sheet if they are big enough to be tucked under. Also, sew 2 together with an open end to make a new duvet. My kid (who is old enough to called a full grown ass man now!) also hates top sheets. I figured it was generational.
Oh shit, I might mend the topsheet I’m retiring and turn it into a duvet cover, that’s not a bad idea. Otherwise it’s going to be used as lining for a gift I’m sewing for a friend.