Oh, no, Tamara, no, no. You have to set "embroidery and lace" or "lace and
embroidery" into a larger context, such as a phrase or a clause, in order
to get any good music out of them. You are a good writer: try making up a
couple of sample sentences that will open up the rhythms implicit in those
words!
Um... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ In her life, my friend Fran created a space For quilting, and sewing, embroid'ry and lace.
While Ann's attitude is more hoity-toity'ry; No plain sewing for her -- just lace and embroid'ry. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
OK, you win; embroidery is impossible to rhyme with any grace :)
And while I'm rambling in the barely-relevant vein... Check out:
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2003/08/ 0807_030807_spiderweb.html
Looks like us spiders have a very long tradition. And talk about preservation of one's work... :) I think, from now on, I'll hang my *Christmas tree*, set the ornaments under it, and let the tree drip on them <g>
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Tamara P Duvall
Lexington, Virginia, USA
Formerly of Warsaw, Poland
http://lorien.emufarm.org/~tpd/
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