Mega Millions & The Lottery

       You can't win if you don't play. Isn't that the saying to trap people into playing away their much needed every day money? Now we have the mega million up past a half a billion dollars. Maybe someone can bail out the national debt, after our government isn't doing it.
       We never think when we play how it all adds up. Some people say, this is my only vice. Well why have a vice at all if that's your only one? Smoking, drinking and gambling seem to be the worst of vices, seem to be. But the we have drugs, sex, porn, shopping, and alcohol. The end result is it costs. It cost money, lives and the destruction of families and self.
    My bad habit is I can't stop writing, and uh, I also play the lottery as much as I hate to admit it. I am doing it much less than I used to, aware of where and how money seems to trickle away. I'd also rather spend it on my kids and grandson. Now he is worthwhile for spending and hugging and taking off to just see for a day.
    Well I am working on the house, cleaning, arranging and hopefully ripping a carpet out. You know what "they say" An idle mind is the devils' playground, so I have to keep busy, at least occupied in a positive way. Making bags this weekend.
See my on artfire under Doozybags. I hope whoever does win this gross amount does a lot of sharing and giving to worthwhile causes, like St. Jude, Cancer, The Heart Association, churches that help people, neighbors in need and just do good with it. Congrats who ever you end up to be.

Norwegian Plaid Bag 17 x 19 Red, Blue and White Check

     This is a drawstring bag with ties made of the same material. I love plaids and will be making more this coming week. Since this is also a plaid blog I will be making plaids in the colors of tartans. This bag is lined in muslin and all triple stitched at a cost of  14.95 plush 2.50 S&H I try to keep shipping the same for everything no matter what, and have a doozybags site. In addition I am on artfire.com as Doozybags and Viking328-the 328 comes from my first address in Brooklyn when the Norwegian ladies used to visit.

      I hope you enjoy my bags and look to purchase one, or two because they are made in America first, quality made and some what culturally .