Yee haw !! Sounds great !! Egads - you're from Boston.
I lived in and around there from fall 1970 until summer 1988. Since then I have not had: -a half sour pickle -decent bagels -Greek pizza -bluefish -a view of the Citgo sign at night If I send you Finn fleeces from yearlings, would you be willing to exchange in kind for the above? One of my few friends here is an retired Art Historian - Peter Mellen from Ontario, who is noted for his books on (at least) the Group of (uh oh)Five/Seven? He also has sheeps. I do not know what kind of Art History you are a professional in, but if it is something vaguely related, then maybe I can get you some wool from his flock... I took several American Literature/Studies courses while at school in Boston, from someone who is probably know dead, but perhaps you might know who he is/was. He was at MIT, and was just a neat old guy that had us read all sorts of stuff, and took us on as many field trips as he could manage - including to Mark Twain's Connecticut home. You are, by your professional title, either late to the profession or much younger than I am, but I certainly hope that you are able to continue your career as you hope to, that you get tenure, and that your career goes - if not in directions anticipated - at least in directions full of excitement (not stress) and adventure. -and make all your students appreciate spinning. For me, the interest in spinning coincided with 9/11, as I was working on a sheep farm where the owner knew how to spin and weave (has a neat huge loom), and I did not. TIA, Elisabeth Faulkner & cohorts Esmont, Va. [EMAIL PROTECTED] ----- Original Message ----- From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To stop mail temporarily mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: set nomail To restore send: set mail
