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The few fabric stores I've seen have the fabric on bolts (?). But more importantly, the bolts are upright--vertically stored instead of rolls lying atop one another like I see when the sew-testants are at Mood. That method of storing seems odd to me. Difficult to remove, plus difficult to see much of the fabric.

I hope I'm doing this correctly. It's my first time to start a topic. Has anyone been to Mood? I'm a non-sewer so I'm really ignorant about fabrics and such. It seems like a huge store but quite jumbled and unorganized. Thoughts?

I, for one, disagree. I'm enjoying the "law and order" aspect of the Guidices. It's high time. But I am also enjoying seeing Tre hustle trying to make bank in order to satisfy the BK or the legal fees. She's a crook but I like seeing her work if that makes any sense. I'd really enjoy seeing them sell their properties to satisfy some of the monies they owe. I want them in that wee apt over the pizza joint while Tre and Juicy are incarcerated. I'll show myself out.

I appreciate this topic. I flove my Kindle and the ebook check outs thru my local library. I've been reading Kerry Greenwood's (I think that's correct) series about a detective in Australia named Phryne Fisher. It's set in the 1920s and there are maybe 20 books. Easy light reading.

I must be out of the loop. How do some of you know that Jim is not an attorney?

Love the idea of Victoria becoming a HW. Hope TPTB are reading. I don't mean to pick on Rino's looks (I'm a homely mug myself!) but man he's the oddest looking fellow we've seen in awhile. And ewwww, I can't see him with Santa.

I have several Keziahs in my line also. My son and DIL named their daughter Keziah. But the coolest/weirdest name in my line is Taliaferro Skinner.

I was surprised about the remark Andy made concerning Aviva's request of Carole to be a godmother to Aviva's daughter. Do Jews have godparents?