[lace-chat] Re: [lace] November Secret Pal packages

2004-11-25 Thread DonLynn
Brenda, the postal problem is more likely for overseas travel. I sent a 
small package containing a Scottish tartan scarf and pin for my nephew's 
wedding in Canada and allowed 3 weeks for posting as it rarely  takes more 
than 6 days.  Of course it arrived there 3 days after the wedding.  Noelene 
sent me my copy of Tamara's lace book and I received it less than 24 hours 
later in another city.  Great book by the way Tamara, I hate tallies, but it 
will be good to practice them with the wire lace.  Wire tallies I can 
manage, I can just imagine those snowflakes in silver thread hanging from my 
Christmas tree.

Lynn Scott, Wollongong, Australia 

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[lace-chat] Re: ice-cream (lace-chat)

2004-11-19 Thread DonLynn
Helene wrote:  It was beautiful, but I can get those metal
containers anymore, they're all plastic now, and the inside stays where it
is. Maybe I could try icecream cubes?
No need for any magic containers, just pick up a chap plastic container that 
holds two litres from the grocery store, put the mixture in and forget about 
it.  I did put it in my bunny face muffin tins once, that was an interesting 
challenge getting it out, I think if I put plastic wrap in first then the 
ice cream I might have more success.  It takes more time to get the mixer 
out and then clean it than it takes to make this lovely rich stuff - yummy. 
Of course the big decision is always who gets to clean out the bowl, the DH 
or our enormous always looking for food old english sheepdog.

Lynn Scott, Wollongong, Australia 

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Re: [lace] Re: reticent list members

2004-11-17 Thread DonLynn
My question Jen, is where can we buy 100 micron wire for Lenka's lace ideas.
Lynn Scott, Wollongong, Australia
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Re: [lace-chat] blanc mange

2004-11-17 Thread DonLynn
When my mother made tapioca pudding, we used to tell my sister it was worm 
egg pudding so she would go away and we could have her share.
Lynn Scott, Wollongong, Australia 

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Re: [lace-chat] Re: Something to think about

2004-11-17 Thread DonLynn
Thanks Lousie for quoting the Flanders Field poem, as a Canadian Air Force 
brat I knew it off by heart at one time, its good to see it in the whole 
once more.

Lynn Scott, Wollongong, Australia 

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Re: [lace-chat] Re: International Money Transfer Question

2004-11-05 Thread DonLynn
Subject: Re: [lace-chat] Re: International Money Transfer Question
Well some of you Canadians, you must have a great bank.  I still have my 
Royal Bank Visa account and transfer monies in Canadian currency from my 
Australian account.  Not only do I get charged here for the transfer, I also 
get a $10 charge from Royal Bank.  Perhaps I will just send them a cheque 
from my bank account, I could save $40.

Lynn Scott, Wollongong, Australia 

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Re: [lace] ribbon as gimp

2004-10-25 Thread DonLynn
I don't know how often it is done, but I am actually making a 1/4 inch lace 
insert and putting the ribbon through as I make my 5 metres of torchon. 
Mostly because I don't think I can face threading thru when I finish.

Lynn Scott, Wollongong, Australia 

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Re: [lace-chat] opened parcels and mail in general

2004-10-25 Thread DonLynn
I too had a parcel sent from Martha Pullen's Sew Beautiful magazine opened 
with a customs brochure put in to assure me that it was a legal search. 
The package contained a soft cover book and some ribbon, I wonder just what 
the customs beagle was smelling that require such inspection.

Lynn Scott, Wollongong, Australia 

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Re: [lace-chat] The Bill

2004-10-20 Thread DonLynn
My elderly in-laws loved the Bill but are also fed up with the overemphasis 
of sex, etc., in the story lines, they too would love to see more police 
action that doesn't involve the bedroom.

Lynn Scott, Wollongong, Australia 

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Re: [lace-chat] Earthquake

2003-12-03 Thread donlynn
I agree with Noelene's son's statement about the round house.  It would just
about take a nuclear blast to move that wonderful place.  Sure do miss
popping in for a TP on our way to Canberra.

Lynn Scott in Wollongong, where we finally have sunshine and I have about 10
loads of washing to do today.

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Re: [lace-chat] Bush's visit

2003-11-16 Thread donlynn
Ah yes, but Steve Irwin, the Crocodile Man, had a nice private chat with Mr.
Bush so perhaps it depended somewhat on who (or is that whom) Bush wanted
present.

I do remember in the early 80's when the Nato leaders came to town all the
US secret service agents were lurking everwhere.  I don't know if it was
done on purpose to embarrass them or was an oversight, but the powers that
be neglected to inform the secret service about the noon cannon on Citadel
Hill.  It was quite a funny sight to see all these men pull out their guns
and take a very quick survey of their surrounds when the cannon blasted its
daily announcement..  Were you there at the time Margot?

Lynn Scott in Wollongong

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Re: [lace-chat] Re: Wallabies

2003-11-13 Thread donlynn
Well the Wallabies in the forest of France has hit the local news.  It was
just shown as a highlighted story for tonight's edition.  Perhaps they
include a few of the now almost extinct species missing from the bush.  I
wonder if the Australian government would allow them to emigrate back to
their homeland.

Lynn Scott in Wollongong, Australia

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Re: [lace-chat] east-west

2003-11-11 Thread donlynn
Rose-Marie, could be that being surrounded there is no definitive place to
base direction, for instance, if I can see where Keira Mountain is I know
which way is west.  Where you are every direction has mountains, so there is
no starting point.

Just my confused in the southern hemisphere two cents worth, however, since
there are no pennies here, I suppose that would be my five cents worth.

Lynn Scott in Wollongong

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Re: [lace-chat] Right? Left?

2003-11-07 Thread donlynn
As someone who was convinced by the use of a wooden stick to become
righthanded, I still have trouble deciding which hand to use.  I wear my
watch on my right hand, not the left, mostly write with my right hand,
although I can use my left hand.  My kindergarten version of revenge on the
teachers and my father, who insisted I change hands, was to learn to write
upside down and backwards, something I am still quite adept at 45 years on.
I have always been a bit accident prone, which studies have shown is
attributable to a forced change.

It has its advantages tho, as when I injured my right hand I was able to
continue on with work, writing, and hobbies with my left, my nephew refers
to it as being handbedextrous.

Lynn Scott in Wollongong, where I am finally seeing an end to unpacking,
where I am discovering the real disadvantage to being creative is all the
stuff that has to be moved around and rearranged.

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Re: [lace-chat] Broadband

2003-08-28 Thread donlynn
Broadband is available from Telstra.  You buy the install it yourself kit
from Harvey Norma for $129, and then connect up with Telstra.  Depending on
the amount of access to your internet you want the prices vary.  I believe
there is a minimum contract period of 18 months.  Hope that helps.

Lynn Scott, Wollongong, NSW

wrote:  I am hoping I can get some
 information about broadband in Australia.

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