Mountain Top Quilting Studio - LEARNING NEW SKILLS

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LEARNING NEW SKILLS

Posted by mountaintopquilting on Tuesday, January 12th, 2010

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I just couldn't resist this cute curvaceous pin up vintage gas station artwork to celebrate this day. Pumping my own gas is a whole new skill and (don't laugh) something that has been scarey to me. You see, in Oregon we're not allowed to pump our own gas so I never learned all the ins and outs. But, "Dear Kay, we're not in Oregon any more, and one must pump one's own gas if one is to be able to run errands, get to appointments, and take of day-to-day business." Today I looked very sad and pitiful when I asked a full serve young attendant if he would give me a lesson. He was so sweet as he walked me through the process and told me to come back any time if I needed a refresher course. We'll see if I have reached mastery level with this skill when I have to pump my own gas the next time at a different station.

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LEARNING NEW SKILLS Posted by mountaintopquilting on Tuesday, January 12th, 2010 I just couldn't resist this cute curvaceous pin up vintage gas station artwork to celebrate this day. Pumping my own gas is a whole new skill and (don't laugh) something that has been scarey to me. You see, in Oregon we're not allowed to pump our own gas so I never learned all the ins and outs. But, "Dear Kay, we're not in Oregon any more, and one must pump one's own gas if one is to be able to run errands, get to appointments, and take of day-to-day business." Today I looked very sad and pitiful when I asked a full serve young attendant if he would give me a lesson. He was so sweet as he walked me through the process and told me to come back any time if I needed a refresher course. We'll see if I have reached mastery level with this skill when I have to pump my own gas the next time at a different station. Category: Food For Thought		Blog Archive Look for: FREE STUFF AUTOSKETCH TUTORIALS GENERAL TUTORIALS BLOGS I READ: FAIRFIELD MANOR Right Click/copy on the image to get the button code. Then paste into your sidebar.