Ruth wrote:
I've just heard on our radio station here in Australia that both the Daily
Telegraph and the BBC are reporting that Britain is about to get a law
forbidding cruelty to worms, slugs and snails! A fine of 25,000 pounds, and
up
to 12 months gaol is promised for those caught causing
Jean in Poole wrote:-
. . . we need
animal cruelty laws
(for reasons given).
We also need them because it is a way to catch career criminals early.
It is becoming widely recognised that animal cruelty is frequently the first
step on the way to far worse crimes against children and adults.
Bev Walker wrote:
Without editors, writers are nothing but makers of lace
Having got over my surprise, I pondered on it for a while then decided
that maybe to a non-lacemaker this remark couly insulting to lacemakers.
Insulting as we think of it but perhaps not so in the class sense - makers
of
dear Secret Pal from Italy,
I started work at 12.30 noon today, so was stuill at home when the postman
brought your parcel. What luck!! I was able to open it immediately and
have one of thopse delicious almond biscuit for lunch. Thank you!
I love the box and its green tartan, quite an unusual
