Buttons

She does most of the work. She works with the button place and does the running to get them.

What works nicely is the money collected in donations pays for the buttons for the next year.

Be honest. Who has hit their finger on purpose with a certain letter or two just to have a finger tattoo?

heh, guilty I think, although I hadn't played with that manual of a typewriter since I was a young kid.

You know, the type the cluewriter thinks you take out to exercise.

::typewriter inspired rant:: For as "high tech" as our government is, I spent part of today typing out 1099s on a typewriter. W2s can be done on-line, but 1099s? nooooooo! PIMA!!! (Whew, needed to get that out!) BUT... my year end paper-work and taxes are DONE and I'm one step closer to being able to hunt!

speaking of CC buttons...... I bought one Saturday but proceeded to lose it that night. Are there any more? Can I get another please? And thank you!

:smile:

I think so too! :smile:

Yes, there are more! And YES, you may get another....I almost stopped in at Gabes, but the hockey game I was at down the road ended earlier than I had expected....about 9:40, and I didn't want to be sitting there all alone :frown:. Didn't have buttons with me, anyways. But I *might* still venture over there one of these evenings.

that's to bad... as I was sitting there last night starting at 8:30pm

I used an Underwood typewriter until the early '80's. I remember staying up all night typing my son's senior term paper on it. I still double space, occasionally use lower case L for 1, but I've stopped trying to move the carriage back with my left hand. :sillygrin:

I had one just like it! :smile:

We got rid of it after we got our electric typewriter in the late 80's... you know, like a year before we got our first IBM type computer... :cool:

Great button once again. Thanks TV and mom.

I remember taking a portable typewriter to college. Sears model, had a carry case.

I have my button, it is registered