Hi All
It is a shame that people break copyright. I for one am more than
willing to share my patterns, but do like to have the credit for them. I
suppose all we can do is be vigilant and hope that we win out in the end.
Maureen
E Yorks
UK
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Gentle Spiders
Has anyone received their April 2013 copy of Lace?
I only
re-joined the Lace Guild last year so not sure if the April issue is held back
these days so as to include a report on the Convention. Otherwise is there a
problem? - No mention on their website Stop Press or on the
I had just read Hazel's message asking whether anyone had received their
April 2013 magazine, and I went to the mailbox and there it was.
Posted on April 26th.
Malvary in Ottawa where it is spring. Flowers are blooming nicely and I was
out without a coat today. Just back from England where
Overseas copies are posted out from The Hollies a few days earlier than
the UK copies which, because of the quantity, are sent out via a mailing
house - the timing of posting is such that everyone should receive their
magazine on or as soon as possible after the publication date.
In message
There have been a few posts about airfares and how expensive they can be. The
New York Times ran an article on how to save money on fares.
Check out flights that have more than one stop, with one stop being your actual
destination...i.e. this year's IOLI convention. Say you live in Cleveland,
Publication date for April's Lace is 30th April, ie yesterday, so given
the occasional vagaries of the postal system I don't count it as late
yet (others might disagree!). You should get it within the next day or
so, but if you haven't received it by 10th May either email or phone The
Hollies
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There have been a few posts about airfares and how expensive they can be. The
New York Times ran an article on how to save money on fares.
Check out flights that have more than one stop, with one stop being your actual
Dear spiders,
The lace-chat list is a more appropriate place to discuss Peeps and Twinkies.
Thanks,
Avital
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Being diabetic, it's fortunate that I'm not that keen on sweet stuff. I
enjoted seeing the nurse squirm at my last check-up when we discussed diet
and I told her that my diet is well-controlled - I eat a cream doughnut with
a pill! Took her a few seonds to realise I wasnlt serious.
Jean in
Or real cream slices - two slabs of flaky pastry, each about a quarter of an
inch thick with icing (frosting in the US) on the top layer, and sandwiched
together with with an inch thick of real cream between the slabs.
We have them too but they also have strawberry jam in with the cream, we
Ok I give in what are S'mores???
Sue in East Yorkshire where it's cloudy.
On 1 May 2013, at 01:48, Witchy Woman wrote:
Enjoying the posts about Peeps and Twinkies.
One of my friends buys up a
bunch of Peeps after Easter and puts them away until
the summer. Her
favorite thing
S'mores are a camping/bonfire sort of treat, at least that's how I
remember them!
You roast a marshmallow over a fire, until its all nice and gooey and
toasty and then you sandwich it and a bit of chocolate between two
graham crackers and enjoy.
Sugar rush extraordinaire. :)
Take care,
Heather
On 5/1/13 9:10 AM, Sue Duckles wrote:
Ok I give in what are S'mores???
A rather silly thing to do with a toasted marshmallow.
When I go to that much trouble, I want to eat the
marshmallow *plain*.
(Not that I've toasted a marshmallow since before s'mores
changed from cutesy to de
On 01/05/2013 13:42, Jazmin wrote:
S'mores are a camping/bonfire sort of treat, at least that's how I
remember them!
You roast a marshmallow over a fire, until its all nice and gooey and
toasty and then you sandwich it and a bit of chocolate between two
graham crackers and enjoy.
and
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From: Sue Duckles s...@duckles.co.uk
Ok I give in what are S'mores???
Oh, my You *have* been deprived.G
Toast a marshmallow on the end of a stick over a fire, put warm soft golden
brown (burned?) marshmallow on a square of graham cracker, put half a
On 5/1/13 11:18 AM, Lesley Blackshaw wrote:
and again . graham crackers?
A graham cracker is a cookie passing itself off as health
food. Dr. Graham promoted the idea of faking whole-grain
flour by adding wheat germ and wheat bran to unbleached
flour, and invented a cracker that
So now what's Ding Dongs?
My, you do have some strange food.
I do know what a weaner is - we had a TV programme laughing at US public
information films for teenagers. One was going for a weaner roast on the
beach so they didn't get up to any mischief! I gather is some kind of
sausage.
Our
Hi Jean,
Actually, they are not weaners but wienersas in Wien aka
Vienna. They are also known as frankfurters as in from Frankfurt, or
hot dogs (at least here in the US). My understanding is that these
sausage-like meats originated in Vienna and/or Frankfurt (think wurst)
and in the old
On 5/1/13 2:19 PM, Jean Nathan wrote:
Now you can laugh at us.
I wouldn't dare -- you might dig up one of *our*
bomb-shelter designs.
I don't recall any details, but I do recall my parents'
derision -- fall-out shelter designs claimed to be good
for two weeks of nuclear war, but none
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