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Rhonda Donaldson
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At 22:09 25/01/2006, you wrote:
>I will be traveling to England in early February and I was wondering if
>Our Cousins Across The Pond had the new Ziploc Big Bags? They are
>super-sized zip-loc bags with an reinforced integral handle (the XL are
>2ft X 1.7ft). I've found them to be excellent for s
Suzi Clarke wrote:
Ooooh, I didn't know about those - I use the clear plastic carrier bags
that come from my favourite fabric shop! Thinks - now I know someone
who's visiting me with smaller ziplocs - hmmm!
those big ziplock bags: I can roll up med size sheepkskins and fit 2 or
3 in the X
At 22:09 25/01/2006, you wrote:
I will be traveling to England in early February and I was wondering if
Our Cousins Across The Pond had the new Ziploc Big Bags? They are
super-sized zip-loc bags with an reinforced integral handle (the XL are
2ft X 1.7ft). I've found them to be excellent for stori
I will be traveling to England in early February and I was wondering if
Our Cousins Across The Pond had the new Ziploc Big Bags? They are
super-sized zip-loc bags with an reinforced integral handle (the XL are
2ft X 1.7ft). I've found them to be excellent for storing large chunks of
fabric as well
At 16:42 25/01/2006, you wrote:
So it looks as though I'm going to be in England for a week in
March, and part of it I'll be staying with a family. These are
people who are interested in history, BTW, but not necessarily in clothing.
What sorts of things make good presents-for-one's-hosts from
If they're interested in history generally, how about a nice,
illustrated book on the history of your area? When we went to Jersey
last year, we knew we were staying with members of the local history
society, and a book of historical postcards of Scotland went down very
well - we thought it wo
On Wed, 25 Jan 2006, Chris Laning wrote:
> What sorts of things make good presents-for-one's-hosts from
> California/USAmerica? What do we have that's difficult to find over
> there or especially "American"?
I have had good luck with Vermont maple syrup and local wines (I have
always lived in w
So it looks as though I'm going to be in England for a week in March, and part
of it I'll be staying with a family. These are people who are interested in
history, BTW, but not necessarily in clothing.
What sorts of things make good presents-for-one's-hosts from
California/USAmerica? What do we
