Hello again,
This time just to thank all my fellow lacemakers from the list for their
congratulations, I was overwhelmed with positive reactions, and this
stimulates me to go on with the delicate fine laces such as Binche, Mechlin,
and Valenciennes. It takes indeed a lifetime once you start
Clay,
I looked up/at 'A Snowy Spring Day in My Garden'. I don't know if there is
a published pattern of it (if someone has one I would like a copy).
I have a friend who is doing a similar piece called 'A Riverside' by Grace
Jones. She has had the pattern for years (since The Lacemaker was is
Dear Spiders,
Since I returned home and started to read the books I had bought in
Pakistan, I found one item of interest that does qualify for includion in
Lace.
At first I was reluctant to buy a book on Karakorum Stitchery as it was
written in German and I only know a very little German.
'Riverside' has Cattails,
No it doesn't - it has bulrushes in it!
Sue (in Chicago - who still wants to know if American Bibles say that Moses was left in
the cattails!)
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On Saturday, June 21, 2003, at 03:12 PM, A Thompson wrote:
I can't help
wondering if finger braiding is not such a basic technique, that it
could
have been invented in more than one World area at the same time, like
weaving.
I have no knowledge of the history of finger braiding, but there has
Harry Potter went on sale at midnight. People were queueing for more than 8
hours outside some bookshops. Waterstones in London had a Harry Potter party
prior to midnight with stars such as Dame Judy Dench dressed as characters
from the books.
The Net Book Agreement which ensured that books from
In message [EMAIL PROTECTED], Angel Skubic
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When a business Goes out of
Business it is sort of dead as a doornail too so it is sort of related to
that side of the definition. However, when I think about it, when your boobs
go south they are really on their last legs
It must be the season for southerners... here's another:
SOUTHERNERS KNOW
1.) Only a true Southerner knows the difference
between a hissie fit
and a conniption fit, and that you don't HAVE them,
you PITCH
them.
2.) Only a true Southerner knows how many fish,
collard
I'm wondering if the P.C. Northerners are associating this innocent phrase
with sold down the river which may be Politically Incorrect as it refers
to a practice in time of slavery in U.S. A. when rebellious slaves might be
sold to brokers who supplied workers for plantations in the deep South.
http://www.msnbc.com/news/928994.asp?0dm=3DN1CPN
excerpt Intro :
LAHORE, Pakistan, June 20 - At Punjab University last month, professors
of English literature were flabbergasted when they learned that a top
administrator had ordered their curriculum reviewed for un-Islamic
texts. Among the
I found your address again - finally,
and would like to know if it's still the
same ? Raffles, etc. ?
When I find the 'other half' of the
ICL equation, I'll send that along . . .
Toni in Seattle
PS : I'm sorry about the ? months/
years ? delay - if I find you I'll 'tell
you all about it' . . .
http://www.msnbc.com/news/928609.asp?cp1=3D3D1
...an upcoming state of the environment
report will leave out
a section on global warming
due to differences
between EPA and White House officials over the science and
conclusions on climate change.
According to yesterday's NY TImes,
Oh well! I carry on waiting! My son says he likes the UK covers better than the US ones
and I guess those will still be different. Now what I want to know is are trainers and
sneakers exactly the same thing? I have never been quite clear about shoe names here in
the US. I know sneakers in the UK
I don't exactly know what sneakers are, but for children in the UK trainers
have to be the right brand in fashion at the time whether Nike, Reebok,
Adidas or whatever so long as they're very expensive.
I only wear trainers. According to the hospital podiatrist they're the best
thing invented for
On Saturday, Jun 21, 2003, at 07:20 US/Eastern, Clay Blackwell wrote:
13.) Only true Southerners make friends while standing in lines. We
don't do queues, we do lines, and when we're in line, we talk to
everybody!
No wonder I fit so well g I do queues because we were taught Brit
Eng in Poland,
I think this one has made the round here before but a day without a
smile is a wasted one and, since little new material is showing up...
From: D.K.
We have a fox terrier by the name of Duke. He came to us in the summer
of 2001 from the fox terrier rescue program. For those of you who are
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