Merle,
Most new threads are made when we start a new one ourselves from scratch on a
new topic.
Some old ones are re-named to make a point; but when re-naming happens a lot,
it's hard to follow a thread. People get lost, and start asking for repetition
of what was already typed.
--Joe
> Merle Lester <merlewiitpom@...> wrote:
>
> yes joe..
> i know what a thread means!...
>
> i think some of you are lazy and just type reply...
> when does a thread become a new thread i ask?...
> there are many threads in a tapestry..all colours do a tapestry make..
>
> i know about deserts... i love them...so peaceful..no vegetation..sometimes
> this is good..creates peace..
> all this green green and abundant vegetation hems in and screams at me..look
> at me look at me..green green green..
> the quiet dusty yellows and reds, the soft greys of desert life..this holds
> so much appeal..
> the dry heat... i do so love
>
> i see the beauty in all the seasons...and am grateful can see..
>
> so again i ask..threads..
>
> which colour will i use?
>
> when does one change the thread ?
>
> and who's needle will we thread?...
>
> or who is the "needle threader"?
>
> merle
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