Thank goodness for the little boys who grow up into 'puter geeks... :)
My son, having sorted out my husband's database (Star Office), had a
few minutes to sort out mine. He looked at the mess long and hard and
noticed that what was being sorted alphabetically was the last word
(ie, Bodil, in "
On Jan 4, 2007, at 7:28, Margot Walker wrote:
Hi, Tamara. If you're using Appleworks database, here's what you do:
Click on Organize, then on Sort records. Then click Clear. Next, on
the Field list, click on the first field you want to sort by and click
Move.
OK. So I hadn't been doing t
On Jan 4, 2007, at 21:38, Joy Beeson wrote:
I've forgotten what the merits of a pancake the size of a large coin
were supposed to be.
Um... So that the boys could eat more of them and then brag about it?
--
Tamara P Duvallhttp://t-n-lace.net/
Lexington, Virginia, US
I've been reading the various posts on this topic with a degree of
professional interest - and personal curiosity.
Having trained as a librarian and spent 4 years learning cataloguing (on
cards no less, and then computer tagging), then going into private
industry only to have almost all of the car
Libby Inglis wrote:
. . . what is a typical breakfast in America? like the
way that bacon and eggs are 'typical' of Britain.?
Bacon and eggs are also typical here. But it's streaky
bacon. Unless you order "Canadian bacon". And the toast is
served warm -- and soggy, if you order it in a rest
My EXCEL spreadsheet on bobbin and needlelace references now has 5828 entries.
The items I record for each work are:
Author
Title
Publication date
Language
Media
Numberd pages
Category
Type
ISBN
Editor or Curator
Publication Series
Publisher
Printed by
Copyright information
I have a multipage guid
In a message dated 1/4/07 4:23:33 AM Eastern Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> We (husband, self, son, daughter-in-law and 3 grandchildren) are coming to
> Florida in Feb to meet up with 2nd son and American daughter-in-law plus dog
>
> for a holiday. I'm so excited - more than th
I may be a total, incurable, 'puter-moron, but I do seem to manage
to stir up interesting conversations at just the right time, no?
I don't think you are the moron. Most softwaredeveloppers are satisfied when
a piece of software can accomplish a task and forget to investigate wether
people ca
Devon,
If you're in the area you could visit Nottingham - the Castle is now a
museum which has some "proper" lace, as well as lots of english civil
war stuff that might of interest to a non lace maker, and there is also
the Lace Hall which I enjoyed when I went there sometime ago, (OK
it's
Dear Lacemakers,
Does anyone know the whereabouts of a Mrs. Joyce Willmot. Perhaps an email or
snail mail?
If you have any information could you contact me privately?
Thanks
Susie Johnson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Phone: 815-942Susie Johnson
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Phone: 815-942-1838
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--- Libby Inglis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> and the next question - what is a typical breakfast
> in America?
If you're eating in restaurants, I think the most
typical breakfast is 2 eggs, meat, potatoes and bread.
The meats are usually American style bacon strips,
ham, or little sausages(whic
Dear David - in blustery Glasgow,
Again and again through the years, you have provided your professional
expertise to lacemakers throughout the world. We appreciate what you do to
help
Jean keep The Lace Guild's website interesting and current.
For this, perhaps we should bestow upon you a
No idea about lace in Kissimmee, but a guess at the most popular breakfast is
bacon and pancakes and maple syrup, with or without eggs (and your son &
daughter-in-law should be able to translate all the names for cooked eggs for
you)
Sue
- Original Message -
From: Libby Inglis
To: [EM
Good luck Dorte, sorry to hear you are shelving the lace making for a
while I usually find that if I have a problem a few hours lace making
takes me away from it all and things never seem so bad after.
Sue M Harvey
Norfolk UK
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTEC
Hello all Arachnies
Well I havn't been lacing for a long time, (2years)now, and havn't been very
active on the list either, and due to a course that I have to go to, for 4
weeks + 1 week, work wise, winther pruning og trees, and a chainsaw course,
I will be unsubscribing on sunday, and at least
When I was in France in Sept., I saw videos of Alencon and Argentan
needlelaces being made. In both cases, a lobster claw was used as an
afficot. Over Christmas, I made the supreme sacrifice :-) and ate 2
lobsters. Three claws have been spoken for, but I have one left over.
So, if anyone wo
Hi, Tamara. If you're using Appleworks database, here's what you do:
Click on Organize, then on Sort records. Then click Clear. Next, on
the Field list, click on the first field you want to sort by and click
Move. Continue doing this until the fields are in the order you want to
sort by.
I've got a tourist question!
We (husband, self, son, daughter-in-law and 3 grandchildren) are coming to
Florida in Feb to meet up with 2nd son and American daughter-in-law plus dog
for a holiday. I'm so excited - more than the children, I think.
My questions are - is there anything lace rela
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