the sound of church bells
I have many fond memories of traveling in England but one of my favorites
involves church bells. I was traveling with friends on what was their first
trip to England and we were staying the night at a BB in Moretonhampstead.
Our stay happened to coincide with the
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Dear Lynn, and Lace-makers,
So what have your favorite Christmas gifts been, that didn't cost much?
Time and energy! (It's the thought that counts . . . !)
The best ones I've received all seem to have been occasions when others have
really considered what was getting in my way, and
http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/religion/bells.shtml
It has a Listen Again link, which I assume allows you to listen to the
bells featured in that week's Bells on Sunday programme (snip)
Regards,
Annette, in London
Lovely! I love this programme, but now that it's on so early, I usually
This story is similar to one doing the rounds in South Africa - what did
Zimbabwe use before candles ---electricity :-.
Jeanette Fischer, Western Cape, South Africa.
Problems and solutions.
When NASA began the launch of astronauts into space, they found out that the
pens wouldn't work
I was reading an article about a Puerto Rican Travel Pillow at the site
below. In it is says to follow the patterns from here. When I click on that link,
I don't find the patterns. Does anyone have the patterns for this? I would
like to have my DH make this for me for xmas.
A
Oh Judy, you've sent me off into a fit of tears again! I know
Moretonhampstead, the church, probably even the hill - I can just *see* it so
clearly right now!
Ruth Budge
Judy [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: the sound of church bells
I have many fond memories of traveling in England but one of my
for those of you who read Monica Ferris - Crewel world etc - her new one -
Cutwork - is due out on Jan 1st 2004. Something to look forward to in
January when everything feels a bit flat.
jenny barron
Scotland
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I was reading an article about a Puerto Rican Travel Pillow at the site
below. In it is says to follow the patterns from here. When I
click on that link,
I don't find the patterns. Does anyone have the patterns for this? I would
like to have my DH make this for me for xmas.
A
Keep it for a rainy day, or to keep a child amused; it's as good as (or
better than) the electronic bubble wrap you could pop :) It's rained
here all day, impossible to make lace (too dark), no fun going out for
a smoke... I've enjoyed it, and hope y'all will too.
From: R.P.
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I'm beginning to think that blondes are stupid only when it suits
them... :)
From: R.P.
Two factory workers were talking. I think I'll take some time off from
work. said the man.
How do you think you'll do that? said the blonde.
He proceeded to show her...by climbing up to the rafters, and
Oh dear! I'd just mopped up the Mortonhampstead tears and now I'm at it
again - yes, Annette, that link does play the programme, bells and all, again!!
Thank you for that. We used to camp at Torquay when I was a child. Last time
I looked, the camping ground was a block of flats, but I suppose
Sue, when I click on that link, the full instructions and pictures are there as
I scrolled down the page. I note it says its archived by Lori - have you tried
getting the instructions through her site?
Ruth Budge (Sydney, Australia)
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Thanks, Jenny !
These books are fun! I actually had a few emails with the
author a couple of years ago and encouraged her to delve
into bobbin lace in one of her books. She wrote back that
she generally wrote about skills with which she was familiar
and didn't think she had the time to learn
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