Oh dear, have got some worked up into a tizzy. So sorry. But I have learned so very much from this whole experience. And I think others have too. A very awkward situation was turned into a research project, and I think that may be the good that has come from this.
I have not been able to communicate with the "expert spinner/weaver" yet, but want to know if she has some scientific proof to her comment and will ask that when the time comes. Meanwhile, thanks to all who answered. And if you know more or have some statistics on this subject, keep 'em coming. Best, Debbie Emery Brookfarm ~ Alpacas & Maremmas in the Valley of the Moon Glen Ellen, Ca www.brookfarmalpaca.com --- In fibernet@yahoogroups.com, June Oshiro <juneosh...@...> wrote: > > If a person states a premise but does not back it up with evidence, I am more > inclined to think the statement is hogwash. As a scientist, I like to see > data and draw my own conclusions, not blindly swallow forcefully stated > proclamations. > > Also, a true teacher lives to educate others, not to berate or humiliate. > This sounds like a self-appointed member of the spinning police. > > June > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] >
