I do belong to Mensa, and I find that lacemaking is a very enjoyable stretching exercise for my brain <G>. Margery. ====================================== [email protected] in North Herts, UK ======================================
> Lyn Bailey wrote: > > As I wrote to someone else, there is no sense in being proud > of one's brain. We didn't do anything to get it. On the > other hand, I think one should be proud of the hard work and > dedication it takes to use said brain to its limits. The > grade for effort is the most important one. > > Lyn in Lancaster, PA, US, where it's warm and rainy, 58F, > 13C. But it's spring, and they're talking freezing rain and > snow later. > > > >Nancy Neff wrote: > > > >Lyn -- well said! > > > >Devon once told me that she had heard lace-making called > >"the Mensa of crafts". > > > >Nancy, > >trying not to be TOO smug, in Connecticut, USA > >;-) - To unsubscribe send email to [email protected] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [email protected]. For help, write to [email protected]. Photo site: http://community.webshots.com/user/arachne2003
