Thanks to Ruth, Lorelei, Christine, Clay, Linda and whoever else I have
forgtten, for the Torchon history info you sent me. I have done my required
summary and sent it off, so hopefully I did okay! I have also ordered Tess'
two CDs - that site is such a wealth of information.
Michelle
an Aussie
Dear Lacemakers,
there is an article about the history of lacemakers in the U.K. magazine,
Family History Monthly, (the April issue).
As I only bought it this afternoon, I haven't had time to read it through,
but a quick skim shows four pages of respectable writing, some good
photographs and a
Sorry not to see you in Tonder, Tamara. We will be there, but not in Prag,
because my father has his 85th birthday that weekend. We are very sorry he
had'nt decided to choose a different day 85 years ago.
We are looking forward to see all Arachnians (or Arachnics?) there and provide a
sign for all
Sally Schoenberg asked about crescent tallies. I used them in a couple of my designs
in the past. If you go to http://www.lace.lacefairy.com/ and Google my name Janice
Blair, remembering to check the Lacefairy site you will get a list of some of my
stuff. Choose the Swan Mask and scroll down
Hi Janice:
Check when it was published and if it's been updated. I rather think
this book is about 6 years old, which might explain the absence of the
Lacefairy. (I could be wrong, of course - this could be a totally
different book, but it sounds like one I reviewed for my embroiderer's
guild
Gentle Spiders,
Montserrat Arcos, the director of La Encajera (who used to be on the
list a few years ago) has asked me to let you all know that she's
changed her e-address. If anyone needs to contact her, she can be
reached:
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I had to change my email address
Dear Secret Pal
Apologies for the delay in thanking you for your latest package. The
tatting gives me something to aspire to and as for the CD what can I say. I
love Tchaikovsky and I do not have any of the pieces that are on it so it is
really appreciated. I am taking it to our lace class
I'd have been dead twice, and wrongly convicted one programmer.
Seven out of ten isn't too bad for something like this, but doesn't this
stray into the realms of the lady juror who, without considering any
evidence, pronounced, He's obviously guilty of rape. Just look at the width
of his
Dear Secret Pal,
I got your nice package last week, thanks so much for the nice treats! So
sorry I kept forgetting to write. My tatting class has kept me too busy
lesson planning.
Sumac
Susan G. MacLeod
Dummerston, VT USA
www.sover.net/~sumac
Do not let what you cannot do interfere with
My mother had pepper and salt hair and I think I have inherited that also. Why I
think is because I am not sure what color my hair is really. I have been using a red
hair dye to hide the grey for so long now but I am sure if I stopped using it I would
have patches a grey here and there
Well I got 9/10, but the amazing thing was that the one I got wrong was both
a computer programmer as well as a killer! That's what comes of having a
real techie for a husband!
Karen, in Coventry
Who really ought to go to bed, as it's gone midnight
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I got 10 out of 10 and my liver is safe so far as canibals are concerned. I just
looked at the eyes of the faces and had no idea of who any of them were. I doubt it
works in real life though.
Janice Blair
http://www.malevole.com/mv/misc/killerquiz/
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Got this one with the another groaner subject line... I really don't
know why people seem to dislike word-play so much; I've always loved
it, even in Polish (when it wasn't a matter of being able to understand
all this stuff in a *foreign* language)...
From: C.B.
Scene: Bar somewhere in
Dear NZ Secret Pal,
I received your delightful package today. How nice! I just loved the
miniature clothes pins (I wonder if you call them something else?) and real
wood, too. The little Kiwi pin is adorable and the cross stitch of a blue
penguin is just enough to wile away the moments when
Thank you, Tamara, that was a great joke at the end of a tiring day!
DH, who is a real Aussie, always complain when we go to Europe about the
difficulties in finding public loos. He says that in France, they do it on
purpose so people have to go to cafes and pay for a drink so they can
unload the
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