[Origami] Happy Birthday-O! Re: Origami Digest, Vol 217, Issue 19

[Karen Reeds via Origami]

Thank you, Anne, for all the time, enthusiasm, and energy you’ve put into 
making the O-list such a global joy! 

About half an hour before I  saw your post, my 96-year-old aunt was catching  
up on 3 weeks worth of newspapers that had piled up while she was 
in rehab from a bad fall. I couldn’t resist teaching her caregiver, a lovely 
young nursing student, how to make the Traditional Newspaper Hat from the 
recycle pile (with some variations of my own). The caregiver plans to teach her 
little cousins next. 

Happy folding!
Karen

Karen Reeds
karenmre...@gmail.com
Princeton Public Library Origami
Group ( still on hiatus, I’m afraid) 

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> Yep, the List is another year older.
> 
> For this is the day when, back in 1988 (!) the first messages were
> exchanged in what would eventually migrate to this version of the List, run
> on a private server my husband and I maintain, using the open-source
> Mailman mailing list system.
> 
> Pretty much everything has changed a lot since then, but the List is still
> getting used, so we're still here. Maybe this will be the year to migrate
> things to a forum-style backend (I hear good things about Discourse) but
> there will always be an email component for you diehards, never fear!
> 
> I hope everyone is having a grand day. Do go fold something, and come back
> and tell us about it!
> 
> Anne
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Re: [Origami] Yet Another Birthday for the O-list!

[Laura R via Origami]

Happy birthday dear O-List! 
Anne, do you happen to keep a copy of the first (or some of the first) email 
exchange? 
Laura

> On May 23, 2024, at 5:12 PM, Anne LaVin via Origami 
>  wrote:
> 
> Yep, the List is another year older.
> 
> For this is the day when, back in 1988 (!) the first messages were exchanged 
> in what would eventually migrate to this version of the List, run on a 
> private server my husband and I maintain, using the open-source Mailman 
> mailing list system. 
> 
> Pretty much everything has changed a lot since then, but the List is still 
> getting used, so we're still here. Maybe this will be the year to migrate 
> things to a forum-style backend (I hear good things about Discourse) but 
> there will always be an email component for you diehards, never fear!
> 
> I hope everyone is having a grand day. Do go fold something, and come back 
> and tell us about it!
> 
> Anne
> 

Re: [Origami] Yet Another Birthday for the O-list!

[Mizu-randa]

Yep, the List is another year older.




Happy Birthday!


Mme A.M. van de Beek
Antibes, France
www.vandebeek.eu


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[Origami] Yet Another Birthday for the O-list!

[Anne LaVin via Origami]

Yep, the List is another year older.

For this is the day when, back in 1988 (!) the first messages were
exchanged in what would eventually migrate to this version of the List, run
on a private server my husband and I maintain, using the open-source
Mailman mailing list system.

Pretty much everything has changed a lot since then, but the List is still
getting used, so we're still here. Maybe this will be the year to migrate
things to a forum-style backend (I hear good things about Discourse) but
there will always be an email component for you diehards, never fear!

I hope everyone is having a grand day. Do go fold something, and come back
and tell us about it!

Anne