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It's a familiar thing for me. Karin is always doing this. She sees something in a clothes store and either buys it and brings it home for me to make something similar or she shows me a picture. It's challenging because they're not copies, she wants something else done to the garment, whether it's pleats or a different collar, deeper cuffs or all of the above and more.
And that's it for me tonight. In the next few days I'll tell you more about Karin.
To be continued...
- COMMENTS
Anonymousabout 6 years agoThe egalitarianism observation ; so true . Australia and New Zealand are likely the only countries in the Western world where what you do in a professional life isn't overly important in regards to social interaction. " We " ( I'm an ex Western European and first gen Aussie ) don't need to have friends to only be of our own status/income level , it's not important here. Maybe it's because there are so many voluntary organisations here , not sure. But amongst my great friends here are a gardener , a couple of system analysts , a retired builder , a geologist , an airline pilot , a teacher , a lawyer and an owner of a manufacturing company , and I "dabble" in agriculture. And yes at gatherings there's no awkwardness or raised eyebrows about that stuff , where as where my own "roots" lie you wouldn't have that mix at a family birthday party unless the party is limited to 10 family members maybe.
HiddenInTheOpenabout 6 years agoI've really enjoyed this story, and the side story as well, and can't wait for the next chapter to come out. Thanks for sharing this with us!
stroudleabout 6 years agoI dont know how you do it , they just keep coming one great story HOT on the heels of another.
Of course it 5 stars .
Thank you and keep them coming please
Maonaighabout 6 years agoI'd like to echo Wax's comment on one of your earlier stories: it's amazing and admirable how you can juggle all these characters and situations and continue to make perfect sense. You must have a flow-chart the size of your sitting-room wall. And I laughed out loud at the term "fish milkshake"---Aussie vulgarity at its most expressive. Five more stars, Shaima, and I'm going to have to declare bankruptcy soon.
jenorma2012about 6 years agoNot bad part 4, she must really be good at making cloths and from this story she is getting a lot of business from her friends
