HI Ilske
Is the flower you meant on the this page
http://www.dahlie.net/dyn/einzel.php?lang=en
A white dahlia with many spiky very narrow petals.
Regard
Jenny DeAngelis
Spain.
Hello Everybody,
to this theme I too have something. We have a big parc in the western
part of HH named
In a private post from Malvary (my sister) she made the comment
Your question about Queen Ann Lace certainly generated a lot of messages
but didn't really answer your question
Yes, I noticed that! What I was more interested in is there any way to work
out when plant names first became lace
The observant among you may have wondered why the subject of jigsaws and
honey appeared. It was because I picked up the lace flowers element from a
three
part post from Malvary, but didn't change the subject line.
The jisaws bit was a comment about an on-line puzzle site and the honey bit
Brenda wrote:
Has anyone else looked at the back of the new UK 20 pound notes?
There's a portrait of Adam Smith 1723-1790 and the words
The division of labour in pin manufacturing:
(and the great increase in quantity of work that results)
plus a drawing of the various stages of pin manufacture
In a message dated 6/1/2007 9:22:18 A.M. Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Whilst I have heard of hemlock, I don't know the plant.
That's what Socrates said, according to Steve Martin, if you ever saw that
skit he did on the Death of Socrates.
He was sitting chatting
In one of the replies, someone pointed out the _Victorian-era_ as the likely
source of naming 'lace somethings'
Speaking of that, the 'lacemaker' made an appearance in a humourous context
( Lewis Carroll's beaver making lace), and seque-ing to the current day,
there is a reference to a university
In a message dated 6/2/2007 8:15:09 A.M. Mountain Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Yes, I noticed that! What I was more interested in is there any way to
work
out when plant names first became lace somethings, ie before that lace
wasn't a part of the public consciousness. And
On Jun 2, 2007, at 10:08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Jacquie) wrote:
Your question about Queen Ann Lace certainly generated a lot of
messages
but didn't really answer your question
Yes, I noticed that! What I was more interested in is there any way
to work
out when plant names first became lace
Has anyone had trouble getting into their Paypal accou t recently. They're
reorganizing Europen payments, but apparently not until 2nd July. Last night
Paypal wouldn't accept my password so I had to go through the security
checks to set a new one. I've emailed to see if they can explain why and
Didn't have any problems last week Jean.
Helen.
Has anyone had trouble getting into their Paypal accou t recently. They're
reorganizing Europen payments, but apparently not until 2nd July. Last night
Paypal wouldn't accept my password so I had to go through the security
checks to set a new
A clever cutie :)
From: D.C.
I had an accident on the way to work this morning - ran up the bum of
the car in front of me at the lights cause I wasn't paying attention.
Anyway, the guy I hit got out of his car ..
And he was a dwarf
He said I'm not happy
I said Well, which
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