As Tamara P Duvall, said Monday, 12 June 2006 10:56 AM
The Nobecourt/Potin book, OTOH... I think it might be, essentially, the
same one which came out in 1990 as Bayeux Lace; Yesterday's Lace For
today
In my copy of this 1990 book (English translation by Kate Riley and
Geneviève Minet), there
Much impressed by Au Ver à Soie in Paris - there was an email waiting
for me with details of UK suppliers when I got up at 8am this
morning! Now I just have to decide which of the many colours I want
to use...
Jean
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Beth wrote:
I don't have time to translate the whole book, but I have a coy of the
Fouriscot Salvador book, a working knowledge of French and the
International Lace Dictionary to help me with the specialist lace
vocabulary,
so if Dolores (or anyone else) wants a specific passage (or
Terry and I have made Wills but they are of the type that leaves
everything to each other and then equally between the children, but I
have put a note into the envelope saying that if they don't want any of
my lacemaking things for themselves then please offer them to The Lace
Guild - and
Brenda's is an excellent suggestion, IMHO. This is also not legal advice,
and laws differ from state to state. However, at one time I was informed
that every item or group of items specifically listed and bequeathed in a
will (or codicil) must be appraised and their value included for state and
Greetings all,
Has anyone received their April issue of Lace Express?
Jackie in cold and windy Brisbane
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Just watrching USA playing football against the Czech Republic in the FIFA
World Cup (soccer to those in the US, and incidentally USA is currently
losing 2-0), and it got me wondering how the team came about. We don't hear
about it being played in schools, only American football and baseball.
There are a lot of soccer teams here in the local schools (northern suburbs
of Chicago)- especially popular with the girls.
I really wish we could get a different set of commentators for the World
Cup - it just isn't the same listening to American commentators for soccer.
And they don't play
Jean Soccer is certainly played at least in parts of the US. A friend's
daughter was very keen when she was 14 or so. It may not have the popularity
of
American football or baseball but it does have some support which I think is
growing.
Coincidently, while I was at the garage collecting
Patricia wrote:
Coincidently, while I was at the garage collecting my car after its regular
service they had a television there with the Australian game on - australia
was
winning comprehensively against Japan. The australians were definitely
playing soccer (I asked the men present) and not
Soccer was introduced into the elementary school I was
teaching in 35 years ago (USA). It is popular in the
town where I now live. There are school soccer teams,
and out-of-school soccer leagues. The city has a park
devoted to soccer with six fields on it.
Baseball, in and out of school, is
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