I think this is a wonderful idea! How I wish Our Arachne group was
sophisticated enough to save all of these tips! Maybe someone in the group
could do this?
Clay
Sent from my iPad
On Jun 16, 2015, at 5:27 PM, Sue Harvey 2harv...@tiscali.co.uk wrote:
We have a book going at the Norfolk a
Whether or not I get to IOLI next year, I am sure that I would not opt for
being charged $24 for a box lunch! I would much rather see a time set aside in
the lobby when we could gather, mingle, have a good time, and then strike out
for a nearby restaurant that would be happy to seat a group
Dear Joy,
Thank you for posting your picture of the Arachne Pin! My computer had
issues last week, and since retrieving if from the Geek Squad, I've
had to rediscover ways to get to stuff... which is thankfully there.
One thing I still haven't mastered (again) is getting control of my
*/The Importance of
Walking /*
*Walking can add minutes to your life.
This enables you at 85 years old
to spend an additional 5 months in a*
*nursing**home at $7000 per month.
*
*My grandpa started walking**five miles a *
*daywhen he was 60.**Now he's 97 years old
and we don't know where he is.*
Soo sorry to hear about this!! Elbows are notorious for being
painful when injured, so I hope you have a speedy recovery!!! And
BTW... I hope the aggressive driver was identified and will be footing
the bill!!!
Rather than try to make lace, may I suggest getting hooked on one of the
It's probably just as well!! I think this make-up is definitely meant
for a very young woman! Most of us would look silly trying to pull it
off!! But daggone, it's pretty!!
Clay
On 3/3/2012 12:56 PM, Janice Blair wrote:
Wish my hands were steady enough to do something like that. Nowadays
!
Naturally, I will share this with all of you when it arrives.
Please don't worry... I have not really fallen for this!
Clay
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Yes
No, we are not. But sadly, there must be enough stupid people out there to
make scams like this worth trying, because they keep popping up.
Clay
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Lynchburg, VA. USA
Catherine Barley catherinebar...@btinternet.com wrote:
Congratulations! I've won at least five i-Pods too
. Initially, it was
believed that this wasn't needed on Android devices, but I didn't trust that,
and installed Bitdefender on my Motorola Xoom.
Clay
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Hi Sue -
You didn't say, but are you pre-pricking the card before you pin it onto the
roller? This is traditional, as it makes for more accurate placement of pins
and prevents those sore fingers!
Clay
Clay Blackwell
Lynchburg, VA. USA
Sue hurwitz...@btinternet.com wrote:
Thank you all
One of my favorite musicians is Yo Yo Ma, and when I discovered this
collaboration I was floored. I thought you might enjoy it as much as I
do...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9jghLeYufQ
Clay
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THE FOLLOWING ARE ALL QUOTES FROM 11 YEAR OLDS' SCIENCE EXAMS:
* Water is composed of two gins, Oxygin and Hydrogin. Oxygin is
pure gin. Hydrogin is gin and water.
* Artificial insemination is when the farmer does it to the
cow instead of the bull.
* When you breathe, you
I think this is one reason so many eBay vendors choose the Flate-Rate
Priority mail. You figure out which container the item requires, and
you know how much the shipping will be. For a tiny little bobbin, the
lowest possible rate in Flate-Rate would be $4.95 (I think it's still
that...
That laced hair was magnificent! So regal, so elegant Thanks for
sharing!
Clay
On 8/19/2011 8:15 PM, Witchy Woman wrote:
Here's a link to some pictures of someone who had their hair laced.
Very cool!!!
http://www.flickr.com/search/?q=bobbin+lace+hairw=alls=intreferer_searched=1
I am horrified by what has been going on regarding Andrea's account!
I've gotten emails from my sister which suggest to me that her account
has also been hacked. She is traveling right now, so I hope all is well
with her.
Thank all of you for your good advice regarding passwords. Groan...
I loved it! I was especially struck by how much the people were
constantly crossing and in the same path the cars and cable-cars were!
What chaos!
Clay
On 4/14/2011 8:00 AM, Linda Walton wrote:
A friend sent me this link to one of the most amazing pieces of film
I've ever come across.
A few years ago, I found a turn-table which was made expressly for
digitizing music from vinyl to CDs! It has a USB connection to the
computer, and plays 78, 45, and 33 speeds. I gave it to my DH for
Christmas, and he loves it. He is an avid collector of music, and has
been transferring
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I loved this one!! Suzuki method is amazing! The earlier, the better!
Clay
On 2/23/2011 11:11 AM, Sue Babbs wrote:
And here he is at 3 playing the violin - watch out for the little
sister, with a toy violin!
http://www.youtube.com/user/esenuk#p/a/u/2/YdzJAzF2Sak
Sue
sueba...@comcast.net
I spent two weeks in Belgium in September of last year, and can attest
to the fact that there is something to be seen anywhere she finds
herself!! While Belgium is a relatively small country, one could still
spend a day or more in each place, just exploring all there is to be
seen. So it
I'm not aware of any customs like this in the area I live in the US
(Mid Atlantic region - Virginia specifically). What *is* traditional
is for children to make (the old days) or buy valentines to share with
all their classmates and friends. Sadly, I think that some schools now
have stopped
I did not get the correct answer either (and after reading through, was
relieved!!). I posed the question to my DH, and he had absolutely no
idea about an answer. So, I'm sleeping soundly tonight, as usual.
On the other hand, I suspect with all of the CSI episodes out there, if
your DH
Absolutely astounding!!! I would love to see this film!!! I remember
when Penny was much more active on the list, and it is obvious to me
that she is absorbed in other things at the moment. If anyone learns
when these films are shown on U.S. TV, please alert us!!
Clay
On 1/19/2011 5:04
One of my husband's best friends from childhood was named James Dick
(Dick was his last name). His father was Dr. Dick (and he was a
proctologist). James met a woman who refused to even go out with him at
first, but finally agreed, and they ended up getting married. Her name
was Anita. She
I used to think how nice it would be to see my weight, written in kilos,
not pounds!!! Somehow, I think the novelty would wear off, the it would
seem even harder to lose weight
Clay
On 1/12/2011 4:59 PM, Lora wrote:
In Scotland it's quite common, in order to make complaints about the
This is absolutely my favorite!! I shall tootle with vigor the next
time someone obstacles my passage!!!
Clay
On 12/22/2010 2:30 PM, Lora wrote:
From a brochure of a car rental firm in Tokyo: When passenger of foot heave in
sight, tootle the horn. Trumpet him melodiously at first, but if he
Some of those dregs of humanity use TiVo (or similar technology) to
record what they're watching, and then transfer it to a DVD. Just saying...
And it isn't illegal if they're doing it for their own enjoyment, and do
not profit from it.
I thoroughly enjoyed the Larkrise to Candleford
I don't like that doctor at all...
The Benefits Of Green Tea ...
The Doctor replied, Excellent ... so now you can see why
keeping your
mouth shut is such a good idea!!!
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I am also frustrated that we can't access these shows!
I recently learned about Hulu.com, where all sorts of movies and TV
shows can be watched whenever you want over your computer. If you pay a
fee, you can also watch on your TV, iPod, iPad, etc...
They have all sorts of obscure stuff, but
It's a lovely quilt, and a wonderful cause. I hope it draws many more
bids!!
And here's a tiny url, in case the link came through on two lines...
*http://tinyurl.com/36s7l2x*
Clay
On 11/27/2010 5:54 AM, Margery Allcock wrote:
Pleas have a look at item 250729331607 on eBay. It's a quilt
Oh my... looking at the women holding those little dead animals made me
shudder to think what the animal rights people would do with that
fashion now!!!
Clay
On 11/16/2010 11:06 AM, Linda Walton wrote:
Tatman wrote:
[snip]
I have a friend who is reading a book that
takes place in the 16th
We had to replace a 10 - 15 year old dishwasher three or four years ago,
and at the advice of a friend, bought a Kitchen-Aid, which was also
highly rated by Consumer Reports. It claimed to be energy-star, and to
be ultra-quiet. It actually cleans dishes better than any dishwasher
I've ever
Internet connection here is done via cable in many instances. This is
what provides the high-speed connection for us, and comes in on a line
which used to provide television programming (that is now provided by
satellite service). In some parts of the city, there is a blazing high
speed
On 10/19/10 2:55 PM, dmt11h...@aol.com wrote:
Then your husband won't be able to locate you when you
get separated in the mall, one of the most important
advantages of cell phone use.
Mall? Me and him? Together, on the same day?
I laughed out loud!! DH would rather have a root canal than
I love all of the features of my iPod Touch, and wouldn't mind having
the phone as well, but I absolutely can't justify the expense of the
phone or the monthly fees when I don't use the phone that much.
However, I'm looking in to getting a used iPhone which has been
unlocked, and then I could
Mark, I have to admit that I got my iPod Touch from my DD when she
absolutely *had* to have the newer model. So I got it for half price,
and she was happy to apply that to her new Touch. I've had it a couple
of years now, and I still use it quite a bit... I never go to the
doctor's office
I think I understand the attraction of texting... although I personally
hate it and don't have a text plan. You can sit in a deadly boring
meeting and text with the object of your affections for hours without
disturbing anyone... especially if you sit in the back, alone. I
suspect that on
All this talk about the spoiling you're getting, and we'll lose our
sympathy and become envious! Just kidding... it's good to hear you're
being taken care of. Enjoy it while you can!
Clay
On 8/7/2010 3:03 PM, Agnes Boddington wrote:
the news that i have broken my wrist brought a lot of
I would strongly recommend taking these items to a library
conservationist. They would be in the best position to know how to
unroll them and preserve them without fear of destroying them in the
process.
I'd be very cautious with them, in the meantime. What a treasure!!
Clay
On 4/30/2010
On page 118 of my copy of Lace Machines and Machine Laces by Pat
Earnshaw (1986), there is a picture of this object, and it is identified
as A twentieth-century Leavers machine carriage.
Clay
On 4/15/2010 1:04 PM, Jane Partridge wrote:
In message 4bc74434.1000...@krafters.net, Ruth Rocker
We had this discussion at the Spring Lace Day on Saturday. We were
discussing setting up a website for the group, and we're all very
pleased about this prospect. Someone spoke up and said how amazing it
was to see how far we had evolved in communication - just since the
group was founded
I remember those too! The writng was always bluish, and we did huff
the fumes!!
But the machine we printed our newsletters on was something more
modern. It actually had black ink. The drum of the machine had a pad
that was saturated (from within) with a thick ink. The stencil was
clipped
Right you are, Jean!! Only, in the US the purple/blue stuff was called
something else. Still, you've exactly described both.
Clay
On 4/14/2010 1:37 PM, Jean Nathan wrote:
I used both systems.
Wax stencils cut with a typewriter with the ribbon disabled and
printed on the Gestetner - great
Hi David -
I'm assuming you're using Windows on your computer.
You should click oon your start button (lower left corner), go to
Default Programs, and change the default server to Google Chrome. That
should do it.
Clay
On 2/22/2010 10:04 AM, David C COLLYER wrote:
Dear Friends,
I've got
Last night, my kids and I were sitting in the living room and I said to
them, 'I never want to live in a vegetative state, dependent on some
machine and fluids from a bottle. If that ever happens, just pull the
plug.'
They got up, unplugged the Computer, and threw out my wine
The
Hi Lynn,
Unfortunately, there is no book with this pattern in it. There was once
a pricking (no diagram) but that has long been out of print. Your only
hope of finding one would be on eBay, and I haven't seen one there in a
very long time. When they do come up, they're quite expensive.
Clay
The Vermeer Lacemaker chart was once in my own hot little hands, but I
donated it to Lace at Sweet Briar where someone was able to win it! I
took one look at those pages and pages and pages of charts and knew I'd
never get it done!! I held on to The Girl with the Pearl Earring
(also
I just love this clip... It's about an Orangutan and a hound! Real
stuff, and so cute!!
http://video.tiscali.it/canali/truveo/611_1234581161.html
Clay
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Well! I just didn't quite know what to make of this!! We Americans are
so accustomed to such complete honesty and lack of competition in our
ads... (ahem... not...) Still, this was unique, to say the least!
Clay
On 1/29/2010 1:44 PM, Jean Nathan wrote:
I found this animated video by
Hi Deanna -
I used to have a pair of circulars that belonged to my grandmother, and
they were all metal. The cable was actually a woven metal cable, and it
was really stiff. My sister eventually adopted most of my knitting
needles after I got married (and didn't immediately take them with
As I recall, when this first came up for discussion (not necessarily on
this list...), the issue was not about moisture, but about color. When
orts of brightly colored fibers were put out for the birds, and then put
in nests, the bright colors attracted more predators. I think the major
Some of my friends call it a personal tropical vacation.
And... re the HRT, quite a few years ago it was determined that staying
on HRT for a long time increased the chance of cancer, so most doctors
in the US encourage you to ride it out... it will usually go away. I
went through surgical
I do appreciate the real answer to the question of the fate of penguin
bodies... It's not so different than in any other part of the world.
Food chain, pure and simple. I did understand that the message from
Jean was an elaborate pun, which I enjoyed.
Clay
Marion Goard wrote:
Jean this
HOW TO INSTALL A HOME SECURITY SYSTEM
1. Go to a secondhand store and buy a pair of men's used size 14-16 work
boots.
2. Place them on your front porch, along with a copy of Guns Ammo
Magazine.
3. Put a few giant dog dishes next to the boots and magazines.
4. Leave a note on your door
, and it provided a very good
learning experience for his entire class.
Sincerely,
Clay
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Well, Devon... I may be out on the street with you...
I have used the same recipe for years, and one of the reasons I love
it is that it can be made in less than 15 minutes and on a cold, rainy
night, it's a great supper...
I cut up about a half an onion and saute it in plenty of butter in
I tend to be better about Lace UFOs than other kinds... I have several
quilt-tops that are completed, but need to be quilted, for example. I
have a four or five knitting projects in the current knitting basket
(with numerous others put away years ago!). I don't keep lace UFOs
because they
.
I hope you all enjoy the exchange, and look forward to seeing the cards
posted on Jenny's site soon!!
Clay
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, so each person
will only need to make one card to exchange. If there are any of you
who wanted to exchange with two, and are disappointed, email me, and
I'll see if I can't match up a few more of you!!
So be looking for your emails tomorrow!
Clay
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Lynchburg, VA USA
folks!!
Clay
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I'm pretty sure this is been around for a while, but still... it brings
back good memories, and makes me sad for my grandchildren.
Clay
TO ALL THE KIDS WHO SURVIVED THE
1930's, 40's, 50's, 60's and 70's!!
First, we survived being born to mothers who smoked and/or drank while
they were
I've run across this list of excellent puns on the internet... some are
very clever, all are amusing, for those of us who love word-play!
http://phoenomi.com/2006/09/12/a-little-wordplay-for-lovers-of-words/
Clay
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*Washington Post Mensa Invitational*
http://invinoveritas.posterous.com/washington-post-mensa-invitati
Here are the winners of this year's Washington Post's Mensa Invitational
which once again asked readers to take any word from the dictionary,
alter it by adding, subtracting, or changing one
I can't resist sharing this story with all of you!
While I was at Lace at Sweet Briar, I was snapping away with my trusty
old (key word...) Canon Powershot A-95, when all of a sudden, it just
died. The LED on the back showed red and purple streaks, and if I took
the picture using the
Don't blame me if you don't get any work done! Here's another addictive
puzzle!
http://www.members.shaw.ca/gf3/circle-the-cat.html
Clay
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jeanette wrote:
Does this make grandmothers
'Senior Research associates in the field of Child Development and Human
Relations'
I think I prefer the title, Senior Research Consultant... ; )
Clay
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A cold one... in the dead of winter.
Clay
Thurlow Weed wrote:
This gave me a chuckle! Our house, granted is a large one -- 18 rooms
total, of which 14 are regular living rooms. There is an unfinished
walk-up attic which houses the library annex, a reading area and a
pipe organ. About a
Somehow, I did it but it took about six tries!
Clay
Jean Nathan wrote:
I haven't managed to solve this. Warning, unless you decide it's
impossible very quickly, you'll waste a lot of time. Neither DH nor I
have managed to solve it:
http://funstufftosee.com/frogleaptest.html
Jean in
My poodle skirts never actually had poodles on them... and they were
certainly not made of felt, although the poodles on friend's skirts were
felt.
I think I might have been oblivious to the fashion world during the
period of the poodle skirt... until it was passe. (For that matter,
I'm
Dusty Springfield came along a little later... I'm thinking that there
were precious few female artists during these years, but one of them was
Connie Francis.
Clay
Jean Nathan wrote:
Don't remember felt circular skirts, but I do remember paisley cotton
ones. Several layers of net petticoat
Hi Dee -
The last time I was in my favorite knitting shop, I spotted a reel of
thread that was actually elastic that could be threaded through
knitted cuffs to help them keep their shape. Sounds like just what you
need!
Clay
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Lynchburg, VA, USA
Dee Palin wrote:
I have
Be sure to go to the end...
Did you know
Michael Jordan having retired, with $40 million in endorsements, makes
$178,100 a day, working or not.
If he sleeps 7 hours a night, he makes $52,000 every night while visions
of sugarplums dance in his head.
If he goes to see a movie,
edging... it's very pretty! Has it been finished, or is it still a WIP?
I've seen (and been featured in...) much, much, MUCH worse!! ; )
Clay
Clay Blackwell
Lynchburg, VA, USA
Alice Howell wrote:
My husband just found that the write up on me and my bobbin lace in 2006 is in
the online
. They're really a menace here,
where they won't let my garden grow.
Clay
Joy Beeson wrote:
On 2/26/09 1:47 PM, Clay Blackwell wrote:
Well, I'm in Virginia, . . . . Last year, she was hit no fewer than
three times!!!
Does Virginia allow the driver to keep the venison?
I have been told
Hi Malvary!
Those were fun... Thankfully, I can't relate to most of them, but can
certainly get the humor!
But... one item hits home really close! If you know several people
who have hit a deer more than once...
Well, I'm in Virginia, where I think we have more deer than we have
people
I am positively amazed that you were able to figure out what that
gremlin was doing!!! When my computer misbehaves, it's always a mystery
to me!! (Like now... when the D key doesn't work most of the time,
and I've developed a habit of hitting it harder than other keys... so
that when it
Congratulations, Jane!! So glad to hear that everything is OK.
How lucky you are to have a granddaughter AND a grandson!! What fun
you'll have with them.
(Am I the only one who got four copies of this message?)
Jane Partridge wrote:
Just to say I've been quiet because I've been at my
Hi Pene -
I'm looking forward to seeing Nancy Bush's new book too! It's an
eagerly awaited book, it sounds like!!
Yesterday, I finished the first sock in a pair I'm knitting from Noro
Kureyon wool. This worked up quickly, and kept my hands busy while I
felt too miserable to make lace
Wow, Janice! Lucky you! Those are gorgeous needles, and look like they
would be nice to work with!
I've also been knitting! I've finished a short hood which is just a
tube which can be worn over the head outside, and inside is just pulled
down onto the shoulders as a cowl. It's nice and
!
Hope everyone celebrates this season in the way that pleases them the
most! I wish good health and, considering the financial climate, a
reasonable measure of solvency to everyone!!
Clay
Clay Blackwell
Lynchburg, VA, USA
Sue Duckles wrote:
Oh Jean, can I join you on that soap box
Yikes! That's definitely an old one.
I found the following in an old cookbook which my Mother used in the
'30s and '40s. It sounds pretty close to the original ingredients, and
at least they have given us measures!
4 pounds lean beef
2 pounds beef suet
Baldwin apples
3 quinces
3 pounds
AMAZING pictures!! We had heavy cloud-cover/rain, so couldn't see
anything! Thanks for the pictures!
Clay
Avital wrote:
Did anyone go out to see the moon-Jupiter-Venus show last night? I
only found out by chance when DH called me at work. I took three
photos of the moon setting when I got
Hi Devon -
My sister owned a knitting shop for 25 years - just sold it about six
months ago. She said that during the last downturn in the economy, her
business boomed... People would opt to stay home rather than take an
expensive trip, and so the materials for a new knitting project seemed
Gosh, you two... I hope you don't get arrested for shipping hazardous
sharp objects!!!
Clay
Avital wrote:
On Sun, Nov 16, 2008 at 10:03 PM, Tamara P Duvall [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think I need to find a reliable source
for knife blades.
Me, me, me! Am I first? :)
LOL!
I surely hope not!! But it may land one or both of you on a list
somewhere!!
Tamara P Duvall wrote:
On Nov 17, 2008, at 17:25, Clay Blackwell wrote:
Gosh, you two... I hope you don't get arrested for shipping
hazardous sharp objects!!!
You can't take them with you on a plane (but that's
I got this, Sue... I have been having problems with Comcast for a long
time... I notice it when I'm sending, but it sounds like getting mail
is an issue too. I'm not technically savy enough to say what the
problem is. But I've read that Comcast wants to sell part of the
business they
Knowing with a fair degree of certainty that I would not be one of the
lucky winners, I bought myself my *own* socks this week, when I spotted
them on sale, half-price! They're black with silver and purple
spiderwebs! The threads for the webs has some metallic stuff in them,
and are also
Hi Dee...
The archives can be found at
http://www.mail-archive.com/lace%40arachne.com/
Clay
Dee Palin wrote:
I am sorry to post this to the list, but when we were having the discussions
about No Knead Bread a lady contacted me and we had quite a 'chat' about
breadmaking. I promised to look
Sorry, both of you! You'd both be better than *some* of our
candidates!! But both the President and Vice President must be
native-born, 35 years of age, and a resident of this country for the
past 14 years.
Clay
Janice Blair wrote:
I'd vote for you Tamara, but, you like me are not
What I *meant* to say, of course, is that you're both too young!! ; )
Clay
Janice Blair wrote:
I'd vote for you Tamara, but, you like me are not eligible because of
birthplace. Maybe we can run for VP though. :-)
Janice
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Shere'e, you are right. But I don't believe that any of the
conversations that we have been having have had anything to do with any
particular candidate, and have just had fun with a couple of our list
members.
Clay
Shere'e wrote:
Please correct me if I am wrong but I belive that the
Oh Dear!
I certainly had no idea that our mascot would scare you so!! I thought
it was a clever website. I'm so sorry it frightened you.
Clay
ann.humphreys wrote:
Me too Ruth, I jumped off my chair so quickly my husband wondered what
on earth had happened to me. He had to turn the
.
http://www.onemotion.com/flash/spider/
Enjoy!
Clay
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have chosen a nicer spider than that monster ! but
it's fun nevertheless ... thanks . i'll be careful who i send it to .
Lots of my friends are frightened stiff of spiders . lol
dom from Paris
Clay Blackwell a écrit :
Hi Lacemakers!
I found this fun spider on the internet the other day! You
No, no! The arthritis bobbins are those with proud (i.e., raised)
pewter dots on them. The rotten pewter is another thing altogether, and
not something that the bobbin makers anticipated.
But I do have one other thing *not* to do to an arthritic joint:
*Don't* slam it in a door!!! That
A quick Google brought up this chart...
*Traditional Modern*
1st Paper Clocks
2nd CottonChina
3rd Leather Crystal, Glass
4th Fruit/Flowers Electrical Appliances
5th Wood
Let's try THIS one...
http://tinyurl.com/bs79k
And, in case that one doesn't work, the item number for the auction is...
6246335686
Clay
Clay Blackwell
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Hi Pene -
Sorry to hear you've got printing problems! I use Internet Explorer with
Mozilla and have no problems. In fact, the printed copy of the pricking
was exactly the size that Jean said it should be.
Clay
Clay Blackwell
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From: Pene Piip [EMAIL
Mine is BBNLACE, BA's is DOLACE, Kay's is MKNLACE (mine before I learned that
it was her email address and people assumed my car was hers!) Any time you go
to the NCRL meeting, there are always a lot of tags in the parking lot, but I
don't remember most of them.
C
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of undercooked fettucini nested on one
side of her head!!
OK - I've been naughty, but after their 35 years of in your face
misbehavior, that's small potatoes!!
Clay
Clay Blackwell
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