My apologies to Jean Reardon , I received your lovely card and gave credit
to Celia Mulhearn , very sorry . It is a lovely card with a lace basket in
it , I have the pattern but have never made it. Thank you again Jean and
Merry Xmas.
Shirley in Corio, Oz.
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I received a lovely card and ornament from Celia Mulhearn yesterday.
A Merry Xmas to everyone.
Shirley in Corio , Oz
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On Jan 9, 2008, at 22:02, Sue Fink wrote:
the mail does sometimes take a very long time to arrive in distant
parts at this time
of the year.
Not just in the distant parts, either :)
My best-ever mailing around Christmas story was this:
Some years ago, in the first week of December, I sent
Hi Annelore and Jane,
I realised when you posted Annelore, that we three formed a lace triangle,
but thought I would keep it secret a little longer!
I did send a picture of the lace star to Barbara. I really enjoyed making
it, and am so pleased to hear that it arrived safely and that you like
Seasons Greetings,
My apologies to my card exchange partner. I had my wisdom teeth pulled and
haven't felt well. My card goes to the post office today at 4:00 pm. So
sorry!
I begged and promised favors to get my DH to help me make a Puerto Rican
travel pillow. The pattern was the one at
