July 22, 2010

I wasn't just whistling Dixie, y'all.


Feel free to ignore the bead release in the holes.
They haven't been bathed in fairy pee yet.

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PS.  How does one whistle Dixie anyway? 

PSS.  Am I going to get fired by a top secret society of Southern police for not knowing how to do it or even what it is?

PSSS.  If I do, I'm moving to Costa Rica.  Or Oregon.

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8 comments:

  1. I for one never doubted you ;) Your stuff is always gorgeous and producing it in large quantities just makes me look at the picture longer!

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  2. Great beads. Fairy pee?? is that the trick. Dang why didn't anyone tell me?

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  3. If fairy pee it the trick I call all fairies to promptly stop what your are doing and go directly to Juls studio and PEE AWAY!!!!! I don't what anything to disrupt her making pretties!

    If you get fired and need to move I will more than happily oust my hubby's cub cadet and son's 4 wheeler and make you a shiny shack here in the north. You just say the word!

    Hugs

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  4. course you know how to whistle Dixie......just put your lips together and blow!

    purty beads u did there.

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  5. You've been away ages - Have you moved to Costa Rica or Oregon?

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  6. where are you?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!I know, you are cooking up more redunkulously stunnericious beads for us to drool over! you and that kiln- man! ah well I am thinking of you- missing your posts and big xoxoxo

    Mary

    HI eternally distracted- you crack me up!

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  7. I'm not going to call the Southern Police, but Dixie is a tiny town in Brooks County, GA. Ride on over to to Dothan and head east on US-84. You'll hit Pansey, Donalsonville, Iron City, Bainbridge, Climax, Whigham, Cairo, Thomasville, Boston, and finally Dixie. And you're right, I don't know how you would whistle Dixie either. There might be a law against that sort of thing. My town famously has the law that states chicken may not cross the road. And no worries, I'm not stalking, just lurking. I read your post about canning tomatoes and realized I lived pretty darn close to you (keep going on through Dixie and the next town is mine).

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