Thank you, secret pal from . Oregon? I love the keyring - just got
another car and this was just what I needed for the spare key. The house
smells delicious with the candles,and DD has claimed the notepad but I
reclaimed the feet. I recognise the lavender in the muslin bag, but what are
the
I've moved this to chat as it has no lace content whatsover.
Weronika quoted my father will give me away the day he can show receipts
for having bought me in the first place
We adopted both our children and they had a 'guardian ad litem' who was
responsible for their welfare before the adoptions
Dear Secret Pal
Apologies for the late thank-you. I did send one but seem to have done
something wrong and it hasn't appeared. My daughter has claimed the
gloves - something I've never used but she does, but I refused to part with
the bath pillow. You couldn't have thought of anything better as
I am getting lots of promotional phone calls at the moment - including a
regular one at 9.30 on a Sunday evening, presumably from a call centre where
the time difference means it's Monday morning there - and lots ask to speak
to Mr or Mrs Whitefield I either tell them there is no e in the middle
Thanks to everybody for the advice. I normally wouldn't even think about
copying a design in this way, and there are other more complicated ways of
threading the beads detailed in the book which are the designer's ideas and
I certainly would not copy in the way I suggested, but the pattern in
Tamara's relayed postings from David Downunder reminded me that there was
some talk ages ago about making an Arachne calender echoing the Rylstone WI
ladies. Did anything ever happen about this?
Joan from Yorkshire
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Oh how I agree with Jean in Poole on this issue. I was horrified to hear an
assistant in my local supermarket ask a customer for their PIN ~ even more
when the customer told the assistant what the PIN was so that she could key
it into the pad. I normally pay with a debit card for which I don't
This isn't strictly lace, but same copyright subject. I bought a book last
year about making beaded christmas tree ornaments(amongst other things) and
am planning to sell some at a Christmas Fair I am helping to organize to
raise money for the Care Home for which I work. As I have so little
Dear Secret Pal
Your green parcel came at just the right time. I was rushing about
getting the motorhome packed up for a weekend away after a busy week and
really needed chocolate g. The little koalas are so cute - and so tasty!
The thread will be used for bookmarks, I have a long list of
I know the answer to my question has been on the list before but I havn't
needed it until now. I'm in the midst of making a wedding garter but can't
remember what length to do it. Any help would be appreciated
Joan from Yorkshire, emerging from Lurkdom.
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Dear Secret Pal
Thank you very much for my blue parcel - it's my favourite colour. The
beads are so pretty, and they and the thread will soon be used. I love the
dolphins, you are so lucky having them on your doorstep. And the pendant is
hanging next to a dreamcatcher on my desk.
Best
Can't confirm from personal experience but Skin So Soft dry oil body spray
from Avon Cosmetics is supposed to be a reliable insect repellant, but only
the original Woodland Fresh variety. According to a friend who saw it in a
magazine Avon have never tested the product for insect-repelling
I was congratulating myself on having a scanner that worked until I switched
it on - I'm making posters for the summer fair with a forties theme which is
happening, hopefully, at the end of July in the care home where I work, and
someone has given me a leaflet with wartime recipes. So thanks for
Malvary, I can also claim a weird family history - one of my ancestors was
reputedly a witch. The UK arachnes may have heard about the Pendle witches
in Lancashire; my ancestor was Alice Nutter who met an untimely end. I've
read various versions - hanged in Lancaster, burnt at the stake but Dad
I deleted what I thought were some unnecessary shortcuts on the desktop and
now every time I switch the computer on a warning message pops up telling me
I need to install an ISDN device and run the configuration wizard. I'm
hoping that one of you experts can tell me how. Very grateful for any
Hi Liz (and anybody else interested)
I have a pair of bobbins painted with nail polish, one lilac, one blue with
matching-coloured beads in the spangles which look really pretty. They were
sent to me by a Secret Pal so I don't know how many coats of varnish were
used, but I use them regularly and
Dear Secret Pal
Sorry it's taken me so long to thank you - my mother has been in
hospital with a heart attack so life has been a bit hectic. Did you weave
the scarf yourself? It's really warm. I love the idea of a 'Bandana Day'
and my favourite colour. The cross-stitch must have taken ages
Where I live, the numbers on each street start from the end nearest the City
centre with even numbers on the right, odd numbers on the left (there's that
odd equating with left again which we had such an interesting discussion
about). The houses on the right side start at the end of the road with
Did you also see the news story about another 'Jean in Poole' in hospital
with nasty bruises after being attacked by two burglars in her home. She
chased them off empty-handed with a ceremonial sword, which she keeps
hanging on the wall. And she is in her eighties, and enthusiastically said
she
Dear Secret Pal
Thank you very much for my Australian parcel. It's so nice to receive
things that are 'native' to a country other than your own. I love the
Koala, and the colours in the thread are just what I would have chosen
myself. Now I just need enough time to finish decorating the
Dear Secret Pal
Thank you for the package - apologies for the delay in thanking you, but
life has been a bit frantic this week. The embroidery kit will become a
birthday card for my DIL. Though I have no Celtic origins (as far as I am
aware) I really like Celtic crosses and the bag will go
Jeri wrote I know of no store in the English-speaking world quite like the
House of Liberty I'm ashamed to say I've never been there - the last time
I went to London was a tourist visit for the children to see the sights,
Tower, Buckingham Palace etc. The children are now aged 30 and 27! But
Carol wrote 'There is also the place called Ugley
I live in a little village in Yorkshire called Idle, and we have, amongst
other things, an Idle Working Mens Club.
Joan from Idle, Yorkshire
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