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Liz
In July/August it was pinks but in the winter it's narcissus.
Just a thought on this - with Mother in Law being asthmatic (not so bad
now as when she was younger), I have to be careful about the flowers
sent. I know
PS When you use the box irons at Williamsburg, how do you sprinkle the
fabrics (linen and cotton) which require steam?
My family, Grandmother and Aunts, always had a sauce(ketchup) bottle with a
couple of small holes in the lid. Things were sprinkled with water and
rolled up so that the water
At 09:03 PM 11/25/04 -0500, Tamara P. Duvall wrote:
Given that the Amish tend to keep themselves to
themselves, I wouldn't have thought it likely to spread to the rest of
the country very rapidly...
In a second-hand store I found a novel published by some church about the
coming-of-age of a
At 06:51 AM 11/27/04 +1100, W N Lafferty wrote:
(Do American waiters really say Enjoy as they
place your food before you?)
*Some* do. I always have to repress the urge to reply
It soon will be!
--
Joy
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Misting the clothes to aid ironing is one thing, but using a mouthful of
water to do so might not be such a good idea - the water would surely
get mixed with some saliva, and saliva contains enzymes, and, if you are
not too well, germs - could these, over time, cause problems for the
textile and
Noelene writes:
(Do American waiters really say Enjoy as they
place your food before you?)
I have!
Margaret in PA, who is glad she no longer waits tables...
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At 09:05 PM 11/26/04 -0500, Tamara P. Duvall wrote:
. . . how do you sprinkle the
fabrics (linen and cotton) which require steam?
Mom used a sprinkler bottle -- you could buy a sprinkler top that fitted
into a pop bottle like a cork. She rolled the items up and put them into an
At 06:55 AM 11/24/04 +1100, W N Lafferty wrote:
Talking of night lights, does anyone else remember the old
kerosene lamp? During my early school days, we had quite a
few electricity blackouts, and out would come the kerosene lamp
and I would still have to do my homework. I still have a
Some of these are right on. Lorri
Questions Worth Pondering
1. Does a clean house indicate that there is a broken computer in
it?
2. Why is it that no matter what color of bubble bath you use the
bubbles are always white?
3. Is there ever a day that
I don't know how true any of these statements are but it does make one think.
Lorri
After Sept. 11th, one company invited the remaining members of other companies
who had been decimated by the attack on the Twin Towers to share their
available office space. At a morning meeting, the head of
Diets always make me more hungry! Lorri
God loves a bakery
Subject: GOD IS SO GOOD!
After starting a new diet I altered my drive to work to avoid passing
my favorite bakery. I accidentally drove by the bakery this morning and as I
approached, there in the window were a
Joy-
I loved your response to the question...
(Do American waiters really say Enjoy as they
place your food before you?)
It took me awhile to get it though...I scrolled on down through my
chat digest and suddenly it hit me...
enjoy meant in Joy :-)
Joy Beeson wrote...
*Some* do. I
All these lists really make me wonder how many people weren't actually supposed
to be in the Twin Towers at the time but were there and died because of similar
little things...
Weronika
On Sat, Nov 27, 2004 at 10:59:22AM -0800, Lorri Ferguson wrote:
I don't know how true any of these statements
Dear Susan,
I received your last package today, you have certainly spoiled me. The
bobbins are absolutely beautiful, I love them. The book, another that I
didn't already have. The note dispenser and pen are something that I have
never seen before. We are just a small community. The pad
Hi All, A year or so ago my MIL was in the hospital up north so
I called the florist shop in the hospital to have some flowers sent
to her. I was quite surprised to hear that the flowers (though lovely)
included a *very* fragrant lily. I would have thought the florist would
not include
Hi All, I click on the Breast Cancer site and the Hunger site every day.
The other day I noticed a new one, the Literacy site:
www.theliteracysite.comThey have sponsors and give books to kids with
the money raised from the clicks. You don't have to go to
the sponsors sites. Towards the
Dear Patricia.
Thanks for being my secret pal these past months! Love this package with
all the great Scottish stuff. The rock is really cool, as is everything.
hugs,
Sumac
Susan G. MacLeodDummerston, VT USA NATA #69
new! www.sumac.us
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On Nov 27, 2004, at 14:28, Weronika Patena wrote:
All these lists really make me wonder how many people weren't actually
supposed
to be in the Twin Towers at the time but were there and died because
of similar
little things...
And I wonder if it's a Polish trait to be a bit pessimistic, and a
I'll take the responsibility for all the un-PC bits; it too good
overall to hog and to parse my recipient list :)
From: L.F.
Four old-timers were playing their weekly game of golf, and one
remarked how nice it would be to wake up on Christmas morning, roll out
of bed and without an argument go
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