i sent my letter through spell check before i mailed to avoid the insults of the spelling error obsessions of other lacers and still there are a few, so if anyone could explain the errors after that i would love to know.
--- susan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > i hate to see people slammed or flamed because someone jumped to > conclusions. it seems everything anyone says is wrong sometimes even > if they meant well. i have been there, and i don't want to argue > with > anyone. > > i am not getting involved with any side of any story, but i think it > would have been nice to not have 100 people writing nasty letters to > myself or someone else because of one letter that someone > misunderstood. > > i didn't read Dora's letter, but if she is going through what i > already > had to a while ago, i hope the moderator will do her job and put a > stop > to it. iI'msure i am the last person any of you would have liked to > have a response from! i am also sure eevery timemy name is on this > list someone cringes, but i don't really care. > > this website is a nice way to learn lace as a hobby, and it is also > nice to talk to others who can help each other out when they are > confused or totally lost. it's a shame people aren't as careful as > they wish ootherswere about what they write. i see a lot of careless > aaccusationsabout other countries and other people's governments, but > i > see no one flaming or slamming them. > > i wish other people on this website would acknowledge the letters as > you know they were meant to be for each letter that someone sends > that > says something different. if everyone on this website would do that, > then these things would die down quicker. Making someone feel like > they > have been alienated by an entire list of people who are usually quick > to reply to anything could be turned around if the lurkers would send > a > nice letter like what was just sent by clay blackwell. > > I'll remind you again i don't really care what you think, but I'll > bet > we are all hoping to here more about what was in Dora's bag then what > someone took so offensively in her letter. we can all have one > then,, > and i think we are all going to need them. > > in America we have our emergency car bags that include a blanket, > candles, flares, jumper cables, food, bottled water, flashlights, > pocket knives, rope, a tarp, chains, and a battery powered radio that > will pick up weather channels. what could someone carry around with > them to help them in an emergency like this? > > i also agree with Dora because i don't drive. i walk, ride a bike or > find a ride with someone. i usually carry a purse with food, a > drink, > a pocket knife, a miniature flashlight, a cell phone if you have one, > but a blanket is hard to fit in a purse. it would better for everyone > if you would just print suggestions on what to bring instead of > sending > nasty letters. > > we are all going to end up with gigantic walls built between each > country or state to attempt to stop this crappy terrorism, and then > 100 > years later we will all celebrate it being torn down just like the > china wall. there is no cure for terrorism and pointless to argue > with > people unless you were at al quada's gate. save the hate for them. > > > > --- Clay Blackwell <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > Dora wrote, > > > > > > I'm thinking, my knapsack is jsut about large > > > > enough for bicycle tools and rain gear.... LOL! > > > > To which Tamara responded, > > > And I hope you never have bombs rain on you, so you can keep on > > > laughing out loud for many years to come. > > > > But what Tamara did NOT include in her response was a very > important > > sentence in Dora's note... > > > > >Honestly, I read this expecting to see people carrying a personal > > emergency > > kit in case of terrorism! < (which was followed by the description > of > > her > > knapsack) > > > > So I believe that we can safely assume that Dora was laughing at > her > > own > > mistaken understanding of the personal emergency kit, and NOT at > the > > horrible experiences everyone even remotely connected to the latest > > acts of > > terrorism have endured. It is good to laugh at your own mistakes. > I > > don't > > know Dora, but I expect she has been stung by the words which > suggest > > that > > she is a simpleton who laughs at tragedy. In times of immense > > stress, many > > people need to laugh to maintain their emotional equilibrium. Dora > > was > > laughing at HERSELF folks. Let's not be so hard on her!! > > > > Clay Blackwell > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > - > > To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the > > line: > > unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > > > from susan in tennessee,u.s.a. > > __________________________________________________ > Do You Yahoo!? > Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around > http://mail.yahoo.com > > - > To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the > line: > unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > from susan in tennessee,u.s.a. ____________________________________________________ Sell on Yahoo! Auctions no fees. 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