"I did hear something until I realized I was hearing something and then I didn't hear it anymore.So maybe an overall power of suggestion rather than an internal hearing, if that makes sense? "
"Adora beat me to it. A self-threading machine is the way to go.Also, there are much better needle threaders than that skimpy thing in the world. This one, for example:http://tinyurl.com/yahgooeq1"
"I don't think the morning rush at a coffee shop are going to want or be willing to stand in a queue when a stir stick takes a second or less and more than one person can use them at a time!Unless they install 100s of them? Still seems very silly.1"
"Wondering how it would work arriving in a city. Since most commuters who take trains, take them from the suburbs to a city I think that's rather an important thing!But I also agree with Paul that the real question is: why?!?! "
"I'm a graphic and fibre artist so my tools are either small; hooks, needles, pens or bulky; yarn, fabric, paper, etc.I have had great success creating storage out of both reused containers, i.e. I bought myself some bubble bath and it came in a tin, the tin now holds crochet hooks and charity shop finds. Each of my active fibre projects lives in a repurposed bowl. Some are actually bowls, but most are charity shop finds of plant pots.It makes my work space organized *and* pretty. :D "
"Yeah. And the man takes off the suit and goes about is life.Ridiculous thing to have them do. No man will ever know what it's like to be pregnant until they can actually be pregnant for 9ish months *and* delivery a baby!1"
"The amount of storage is great, but the worktop is much too small. My actually sewing/knitting/crocheting/crafting table is a double length Ikea desk, so about 6 feet long and 3 feet wide. And I use every inch of it when I'm working. "