If you had to grow your food or make your clothes, which would you choose?
If you had to grow your food or make your clothes, which would you choose? Add your story and tune for the The Monday Night Show August 1 to see if your story gets shared on air or picked to win a $25 gift card to HSN!
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I would grow my veggies. My sewing is so bad my home economic’s teacher gave up and finished my project for me when I was in school!!!!
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I would sew my own clothes. I would get all my advice from Darlene Cahill and buy knitting tools from HSN and sewing machines.
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I would definitely make my own clothes. I have a Degree in Home Economics and Sewing is one of my favorite things to do. Actually, sewing my Daughter’s Clothing is what I do best. Sewing my own clothing is very time consuming and more difficult for me-but, I suppose I would do it again if I thought I could win this contest!
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I am not good at either so I would wear a sheet & eat eirms?
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My heart says grow my own food.
My head says stay inside where it’s cool in the summer and warm in the winter, and make my own clothes.
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Adam, I would have to choose make my clothes. I used to sew for my family back when I was a stay at home mom so I know I could do it again. I live in the desert and my yard is like concrete, so I couldn’t grow much here, and the city water doesn’t make anything thrive. We’ve only had 1 1/2″ of rain this year!
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? adam, this is such an easy question to answer!!! i would buy hundreds of sheet sets on sale at hsn. i would buy belts, shawls, scarves, shoes, boots, leggings, etc., all at hsn… and viola! i am a fashion diva. does this count as “making” my clothes? it’s the best i could do. i would grow my own food, but i would need a greenhouse, so i’d “make” my clothing with hsn’s help.:heart: nik
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Hard question! I am not outdoors person, so I would have to choose make my own clothing, because I feel I could really make an impact on clothing for women who love comfort and like traditional timeless pieces. Thinking about the hours I spend shopping in the mall and watching HSN for the right pieces really adds up. To be able to produce items made here in the USA and contribute to my family’s income would be great. Also, I think it would be a stress reducer for me. So, no on the garden, but, I have to admit fresh veggies would be nice to munch on, while I am creating something wonderful to wear.
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I would choose make my own clothes. I love to sew, And there is no way I would give up restaurants and fast food! Going out to eat is a treat for me. Besides, I would love to get good enough with sewing to be a great designer! And who could give up McDonalds french fries????
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I would choose making my own food and that would be a stretch. I would have no chance at making my own clothes. In reality if I want or need something I have to buy it.
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I have to grow my own food. I can’t make my own clothes.
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I’ve done both and I’ll take growing the food, thank you very much. My clothes look like something that were made on Project Runway – by the losers!
Now it’s crafting only when I sew. Food is always well received.
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I would have to say grow my food over making my clothes. We already have a garden and fresh veggies can’t be beat. I have enough clothes to last two lifetimes, thanks to HSN.
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I would rather grow my food.I was raised on a farm,an its really hard work,but thier are fun times as well. I had my own horse,dogs an a lot of other animnals.We canned our own food,an rarely went to the store.Usually the only time we went was to get flour,sugar ,an had to have coffee.
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who said that living a life dedicated to the soil and its fruits was easy???
here, below, is some home-grown food for thought.
love you john cougar mellencamp!!!
cheers to a great song, love. xoxo
“Rain On The Scarecrow” by John Cougar Mellencamp
Scarecrow on a wooden cross Blackbird in the barn
Four hundred empty acres that used to be my farm
I grew up like my daddy did My grandpa cleared this land
When I was five I walked the fence while grandpa held my handRain on the scarecrow Blood on the plow
This land fed a nation This land made me proud
And Son I’m just sorry there’s no legacy for you now
Rain on the scarecrow Blood on the plow
Rain on the scarecrow Blood on the plowThe crops we grew last summer weren’t enough to pay the loans
Couldn’t buy the seed to plant this spring and the
Farmers Bank foreclosed
Called my old friend Schepman up to auction off the land
He said John it’s just my job and I hope you understand
Hey calling it your job ol’ hoss sure don’t make it right
But if you want me to I’ll say a prayer for your soul tonight
And grandma’s on the front porch swing with a Bible in her hand
Sometimes I hear her singing “Take me to the Promised Land”
When you take away a man’s dignity he can’t
Work his fields and cowsThere’ll be blood on the scarecrow Blood on the plow
Blood on the scarecrow Blood on the plowWell there’s ninety-seven crosses planted in the courthouse yard
Ninety-seven families who lost ninety-seven farms
I think about my grandpa and my neighbors and my name
And some nights I feel like dyin’ Like that scarecrow in the rainRain on the scarecrow Blood on the plow
This land fed a nation This land made me proud
And Son I’m just sorry they’re just memories for you now
Rain on the scarecrow Blood on the plow
Rain on the scarecrow Blood on the plowRain on the scarecrow Blood on the plow
This land fed a nation This land made me proud
And Son I’m just sorry they’re just memories for you now
Rain on the scarecrow Blood on the plow
Rain on the scarecrow Blood on the plow(this song was released in the year 1985-
as part of john cougar mellencamp’s album
titled “scarecrow”.)
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