Here is the latest apron I made. I really love the color combination. I don't know if I'm going to keep it or give it away.
The next project will be some throw pillows for the couch at work.
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Let me explain.
The term bubbler is a quintessential Milwaukee thing. A bubbler is what the rest of the world (except Rhode Island, parts of Connecticut and the Boston area) would call a drinking fountain. The Yoopers also use it, but we all know they are just Wisconsin wannabees anyway.
When I first moved to California, I would use the term and get blank stares in response. The world was a much smaller place then and I had no clue that bubbler was just a regional colloquialism.
I use it as the title of my blog as a way to connect with those that know what it means and hopefully interest those that don't.
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What's a Bubbler?
Let me explain.
The term bubbler is a quintessential Milwaukee thing. A bubbler is what the rest of the world (except Rhode Island, parts of Connecticut and the Boston area) would call a drinking fountain. The Yoopers also use it, but we all know they are just Wisconsin wannabees anyway.
When I first moved to California, I would use the term and get blank stares in response. The world was a much smaller place then and I had no clue that bubbler was just a regional colloquialism.
I use it as the title of my blog as a way to connect with those that know what it means and hopefully interest those that don't.
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2 comments:
I love the fabric! Very cute and appropriate. Pink and brown is a very nice combo too. You should sell all the aprons you're making. :)
Thanks, WC! I'd still have to keep my day job if I went into the apron making biz. I recently bought a similar apron on ETSY for $22. Let's see: $22 minus the $10 I spent on supplies = net $12. And if I was REALLY fast, I might get one apron done in 4 hours. LOL I'd be broke!
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