I know I've been mighty quiet for awhile, but our lives have taken a different tack since my husband retired. Due to the death of our last remaining parent - his dad at age 86 - and a couple of divorces in the family, there has been an inordinate amount of cleaning out, packing up, furniture moving, etc, in our lives for what seems like an eternity, but is in actuality about a year. Couple that with our own project of getting our "real" house ready to move back into (we've been living 60 miles away to be closer to our jobs), and there hasn't been much time for keeping up with email lists. I do read them - and enjoy them - but as for contributing, I just haven't had the energy.
After too much information for most of you, I'll come to the subject of this post. When we finally are able to make our big move, we'll be changing internet providers yet again. We have one lined up which offers high speed wireless for our remote area, which is great. However, they don't offer webspace as part of the package (I could pay extra), so I've been evaluating how much I actually use my webpage, and whether I will just let it lapse. I haven't kept it up very well, and there really isn't anything that is original except my crockpot dyeing instructions. I'm willing to give the files to the fiber community if someone wants them - my one caveat is to keep them freely available to anyone who wants to access them. Here's the current url if you want to look them over: http://myweb.cebridge.net/stansifer/sierraspun/crockintro.htm Please contact me privately if you'd like to host these files, and my apologies to Ron and Lois for the slightly off-topic cross-post. Glenna Glenna in California's Eastern Sierra Mountains Independence, CA Check out my website with the crockpot dyeing tutorial and more at <http://myweb.cebridge.net/stansifer/> >>Dogs have owners; cats have staff<< To stop mail temporarily mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: set nomail To restore send: set mail
