and it didn't make sense why you would need a heater to warm or dry
your towels.
We have heated towel rails in our house and I think they are the best thing
since sliced bread. They are very cheap to run. They take the chill off the
air on those cold mornings when we struggle to get out of bed
On Lynn's email:
Dying for freedom isn't the worst that could happen, being Forgotten is!
is a bit of an unfortunate statement at the moment because of the current
bombings/attempted bombings in London, Egypt, Iraq and other places -
freedom from the infidels is one of the bombers' aims.
I don't know about stone houses and tornadoes. The first major manmade
disaster in England was the Dale Dyke Dam disaster in 1864, when a nearly
completed reservoir dam near Sheffield collapsed due to a combination of
factors, including incorrect siting, weight of water and wind direction.
The
Does anyone know the magic of finding the date of Easter 1953?
That would be plain old protestant Easter in US, if it makes a difference.
Thanks,
Susan Webster
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At 06:45 AM 7/23/2005, you wrote:
Does anyone know the magic of finding the date of Easter 1953?
April 5. Just type in search easter 1953 and there's a page listing
all the easters for the past 400 years.
Alice in Oregon
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In a message dated 7/23/2005 2:41:46 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
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I don't know about stone houses and tornadoes. The first major manmade
disaster in England was the Dale Dyke Dam disaster in 1864, when a nearly
completed reservoir dam near Sheffield collapsed due to
the safest home you could own is geodesic dome or a concreted dome
home. you can have them on top or underground. they are round even at
the roof. some look like giant golf balls. the concrete ones are made
of shotcrete, which is made of concrete mixed with paper. it is very
hard to dry, but
have you ever been to saginaw? even the water tastes like the lake
water. it is very damp there as well. i have never lived near a
swamp. only the detroit river, and honestly i might have only seen
that 10 times my whole life in detroit. that is why i thought it was so
strange here in
i'm about to cheat altogether and just twist the thread 6 or 10 times
which ever brings me the most correct size loop and then half stitch
them in and continue with my plait. i'll have to see what that looks
like. i did about 1 and a half more inches and about 10 more picots,
and they look like
do you mean that there are two different strings attached, one at the
bottom of the bobbin and one at the top? the string method would be
much better because the amount you of thread put on the bobbin per spin
would be more on such a small thread than on a wide dowel or even the
smallest dowel.
i'm going to have to invest in one and then find a way to get the
moisture out of the closet so the close will just as dry.
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and it didn't make sense why you would need a heater to warm or dry
your towels.
We have heated towel rails in our house
don't forget there are a ton of soldiers and police officers who died
trying to give freedom by keeping the streets safe from crazies who go
about their intentions wrong. and unfortunately they are all
eventually forgotten. that is the worst thing. no one will remember
something good, only bad.
the thread is size 50 and it isn't the twisting that is the problem.
it is the thread slipping out of place which would stop if it were
twisted. instead of leaving bare thread i am going to try to just
twist it 6 times and then do a half stitch. it can't come undone with
that method. i've done
i don't know the name of it, but in italy there is an arched wall with
continuous doorway archings that has been standing since the big days
in rome. it was made with brick and is still standing. we have a lake
here in tennessee that was man made by the orders of john f. kennedy.
he took
i think it is better to go by what you think looks better on the picots
because i don't like the way these look. they are done correctly, and
they look like the ones in the book, so i followed the directions
correctly, but i would prefer something different. i'd like to know
where to buy picot
Subject: Fw: pain
Pain
A married couple went to the hospital to have their baby delivered. Upon
their arrival, the doctor said he had invented a new machine that would
transfer a portion of the mother's pain to the baby's Father. He asked if they
were willing to try it out. They were both very
The arguments in favor of a Web-based message board seem to be:
I find it a horrible imposition to have to use my browser to view
pictures associated with Arachne posts -- so I want to be forced
to use my browser for every cotton-picking message.
Eh?
Not to mention that most of those of
In a message dated 7/22/2005 11:46:27 AM Mountain Daylight Time,
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i wonder if being closer to china,who has been accused of making no
regulations to protect its environment, is the reason why you are
having so many changes in your weather for green house effect.
susan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
have you ever been to saginaw? even the water tastes like the lake
water. it is very damp there as well.
I probably have, as my parents took us camping all over the state, upper
lower peninsula, and my husband also loves to travel. But I doubt I would
have
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