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<p>I thought we were talking about plastic coverings on couches, chairs and lamps, not protecting wood.</p>
<p>We wandered into the woods.</p>
<p>I remember someone who had left the cellophane wrapping on their lampshades, but I didn’t know them well enough to inquire if they knew that it was Ok to take it off, or if they just liked them like that.</p>
<p>I said that my MIL understood that plastic is d</p>
<p>I have crocheted and tatted pieces and doilies for several table tops too. They were my grandmothers. My Dad, a farmer, employed several migrant workers from Mexico every year on his farm. Their wives sent crocheted pieces, including table runners, to my mom for Christmas every year. I have several of them too.</p>
<p>Good one, cartera!</p>
<p>Lampshades are real dust catchers. The thing about couches and chairs is that you sit on them. The plastic is uncomfortable. Most people don’t sit on lampshades.</p>