I was taught at an early age to communicate truthfully, though I did know when adults were not being truthful to me. Also, that (without a college degree or even having taken any college courses) I was recruited by The New York Times to work on school newspapers in the early 1960s. I received excellent counseling then from a wise boss - to read at least 3 different newspapers with different agendas each day for a more realistic and comprehensive overall view of the news (those were the days of the Kennedy/Johnson presidential administrations and the war in Vietnam), and to try to not slant the *news* - just state the verifiable facts. Ordinarily, I would not ask this, but feel I should request that someone who received my memo yesterday comment on it (attaching the content of that memo) so that the people who do not receive mail from AOL (my carrier for e-mail) will know what was reported. Hopefully, you all share with lacemakers you know who do not subscribe to Arachne. Lacemakers are usually wise people with understanding of how something can go terribly wrong with lace you are making, or with relationships between people. You will understand the international lace community (and that includes Arachne members) needs to stop scuffles between volunteers working on behalf of various lace organizations. Now. In lace friendship to you all, Jeri Ames in Maine USA Lace and Embroidery Resource Center
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