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[sakon76]

I tossed the two remaining centerpieces from my wedding this morning, as well as my wedding bouquet. I'm thinking that I should feel ambivalent about it, but I don't think I really do. It was a lovely bouquet, but I'm not the type to save it, for several reasons, the main of which is that I don't need another dust-catcher and that Wonderful Husband and I are going to be moving at least once more (date: uncertain) in the next few years and the hassle to keep it from getting crushed would be more than it was worth.

I did save the pins and ribbons that held it together, though. ^^ hoshikage, what was the stuff you recommended to me that would get stains out of anything?

Also sewed a bit more on crinoline. Ran out of ironed ribbon about two yards, maybe less, shy of the end. Grr. Must iron more ribbon so that I can finish the thing.

But first, airline tix.

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[hoshikage.livejournal.com]

Biz. There are some things it can't do, but I don't think I've found any of them yet. It's really really good at un-yellowing white stuff that has gotten yellowed with age, for example, and I'm told that it can even be used to do so for things like antique silk. Hope it works for you.