[lace-chat] Re: Merry Christmas in 350 Languages

2003-12-23 Thread Tamara P. Duvall
On Dec 23, 2003, at 23:46, Avital Pinnick wrote:

Interesting, except that they got the Hebrew greeting wrong. The 
translation
of their phrase would be "Happy Festival (used specifically for Jewish
festivals). Happy New Year." "Chag ha-molad sameach" would be closer to
"Merry Christmas."
 They got the Polish right. That is, it's the TC (Traditionally 
Correct) form of the greetings we use at this time of year... But, our 
TC formula is: "merry holidays and a happy new year". You know which 
holidays are being talked about from their proximity to the new year. 
*Some* cards specify "Wesolych Swiat Bozego Narodzenia" (merry holidays 
of the God's birth), but not many; might have ben too much of a 
mouthful even for Poles :)

Yours, upgraded, but still unable to see my own messages posted on the 
list as they come in... was hoping, but it was not to be; can't have 
everything, even at Christmastime, I guess :)

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Tamara P Duvall
Lexington, Virginia,  USA
Formerly of Warsaw, Poland
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Re: [lace-chat] Merry Christmas in 350 Languages

2003-12-23 Thread Avital Pinnick
Interesting, except that they got the Hebrew greeting wrong. The translation
of their phrase would be "Happy Festival (used specifically for Jewish
festivals). Happy New Year." "Chag ha-molad sameach" would be closer to
"Merry Christmas."

Avital

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Check it out at:

http://www.flw.com/merry.htm

Carole
Dublin, OH USA
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[lace-chat] Merry Christmas!

2003-12-23 Thread Tamara P. Duvall
Gentle Spiders,

This once, I shall cross-post to both lists, to make sure that everyone 
gets my best wishes for a very happy holiday season. May your Chrismas 
be spent in the warmth of family and friends, and may your New Year be 
peaceful and lacy (and may all the good food you've eaten on Christmas 
disappear from your hips by Jan 1)

Almost everything that needed to be done is either done or under 
control. DH brought the tree inside on Saturday, 'cause I wanted to 
have it decorated by yesterday, for the arrival of DS and his 
girlfriend. The tree was listing to the side... "We'll set it up 
straight later", said DH. Tonight (Tuesday), DH and DS set it straight 
together (I was busy in the kitchen). I'l dress it tomorrow morning; 
I'm back to the Polish tradition afterall 

I'm even updated (as of a couple of hours ago), learning to find my way 
around the new OS, and masterfully overcoming my irritation with almost 
every new wrinkle; as soon as one "breaks in" one system to the point 
where it's almost comfortable, here comes an update... :)

For the lace content: please go to:

http://lorien.emufarm.org/~tpd/windrose/windrose.html

and click on the thumbnail for a larger view. It's the ornament (in 3 
different colour combinations) that y'all helped with -- the meeting of 
skinny trails. Finished it too late to make it into a "proper" 
(s-mailable) card, but still in time for for those with e-access...
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Tamara P Duvall
Lexington, Virginia,  USA
Formerly of Warsaw, Poland
http://lorien.emufarm.org/~tpd/

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[lace-chat] Merry Christmas in 350 Languages

2003-12-23 Thread Carole Lassak
Check it out at:

http://www.flw.com/merry.htm

Carole 
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[lace-chat] "Return of the King"

2003-12-23 Thread Jane Viking Swanson
Hi All,  DH and I went to see "The Lord of the Rings - Return of the King"
last night.  *Really* good!!  I thought Minas Tirith looked fantastic.  I
really liked all the sets and the armor was really interesting.  The Signal
Lights of Gondor also really impressed me -
I guess a lot of that is the beauty of New Zealand .  The costumes are
really good too.  The elves "tiaras" were lovely with an Art Nouveau
influence.  I think I liked it better than the second one because the battle
scenes were intercut with other story lines so they didn't go on and on.
And I liked seeing the armies massed and there were some interesting
creatures in the battles.

I was getting a little restless by the time three hours had gone by but I
did wear my comfortable pants.  For the first time, at age 53, I wore my
sweat pants to the movies instead of my blue jeans .  I need to accept
things and buy bigger jeans but I'm not quite ready to!  I'd taken some
nicotine gum too since I knew I couldn't hold off for over three hours.
Since I've read the books I knew I had to see Shelob and she'd be there at
the end.  She was quite impressive!!

We had our main Christmas event last Saturday so things will be a little
quiet this week.  Ahh...  That will give me time to delve into the
Grimwood NL book that arrived yesterday .

Happy Holidays!  Love, Jane in Vermont, USA
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[lace-chat] Christmas greetings

2003-12-23 Thread nicky.h-townsend
Just want to wish health, happiness and peace for the Christmas Season and
the coming New Year to fellow spiders and their families.
best wishes to one and all
Nicky

in a wet grey Suffolk where the snow is still lurking from the blizzard we
had in the early hours yesterday.

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[lace-chat] secret pal thanks

2003-12-23 Thread A & M Nicholas
Hi Secret Pal,

Your parcel arrived today and was a welcome relief in the middle of the
Christmas preparations!!

The presents that are wrapped I have put under the tree until Christmas day
but I can thank you now for the ones that aren't wrapped.

The cookie cutter is lovely and will be put into use today as I will be
cooking Christmas biscuits later on !!

Thank you also for the spider he is on the tree already and I have been
reading the card that went with him and showing him to anyone that will
listen and look. We do not have that story over here, well I've never heard
of it anyway !!

I will send more thanks after Christmas but would like to wish you and your
family a Happy Christmas and Peaceful New Year !!

Best wishes,

Anne Nicholas in
Hanworth,
Middx.
England

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