To My NZ Secret Pal,
I have enjoyed this month's package immensely. The map of NZ on the tea
towel had place names I am familiar with. A couple of the people where I
work went to NZ and sent back long descriptive emails of their
adventures. I certainly hope your daughter's roller skating
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Happy lacing,
Alice in Oregon
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Jean Nathan wrote:
In the early 80s, we rented stables in a large livery yard. One of the
riding instructors was always leaving the keys in her car's ignition and
then locking them inside. You can't lock our present car's driver's door
without using the key, but cars then didn't have that
Half a minute later, he
said That's it! and walked away. G No damage, no clues, just an open
car ... An unsung (by his own choice) hero!
Margery.
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Some years back, I was spending the evening at a friend's house and her new boyfriend
locked his car keys in his car. My friend's father was at
I had a go at this just for fun, as I don't understand the difference
between a Democrat and a Republican, what the Patriot Act is, and the US
medical system plus a couple of other things I had to put a UK slant on. I
ended up with 6 possibles - No 1 Kerry , No 6 Bush. The only name I
recognised
Hi All, Tamara, I think we got the same for the first two. I laughed when
I read who they were. Then came Kerry and Clark was 5th.
I've had enough of my ex-Governor so I won't even mention him.
But I only had a 10% match with Bush! The questions made me realize how
much I don't know - I'm
Hi All, I must say all our chat comes in handy sometimes! I was in
the grocery store the other day and heard a woman say to her DH
I wonder what they call castor sugar here?. I went right over and pointed
out what she wanted!
Also on the food front I've been using more olive oil for cooking
