Hi ladies...
I am traveling for the season, so I am unsubscribing for a bit I'll be back
by the 2cd :)
Happy Holidays!!
Mikki
Fairbanks Alaska
Lord, give me the determination and tenacity of a weed.
-- Mrs. Leon R. Walters
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In the US the same thing works, only with 911. It is also a non-toll call.
Turning on your hazards is a really good idea though in case it really is a
cop. However, in this day and age being safe is a good thing, and the
police cannot dun you for that.
Mikki
Fairbanks Alaska
| This is
Oh Goodness! We just finished a full two weeks of fair prep and then the
fair itself. Our needlework guild is actually in charge of keeping and
eye on the building the needlework (and spinning/weaving(where lace is
entered),Knitting/crochet and food preservation)is displayed in. We have
two
I'm glad that you had a good time up here :) It was a pleasure to see you
at our guild meeting :)
Mikki
Fairbanks Alaska
PS Big congrats on your Engagement!
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From: Weronika Anna Patena [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, July 22, 2004 2:50 PM
I'm still new enough to this to not have that many pillows. Also, having a
small house tends to force one to keep things down a bit *VBG*. I have one
20 cookie pillow made by Sally, a bolster pillow filled with mahogany
sawdust that I made my self, and a roller pillow I bought so I could make
Maxine is a great cartoon of a rather crotchety old lady with some wonderful
truths about our world. I did find this site with a lot of her
cartoons...it takes a bit to load, but the cartoons are quite funny :)
http://members.aol.com/soaringeaglesue/Page22.html
Mikki Griffin
Fairbanks Alaska
http://www.knitting-crochet.com/crochet/snood.html
http://crochet.about.com/od/snoods/
http://www.crochetpartners.org/Patterns/CPpat145.html
http://www.crochetpatterncentral.com/directory/hair_accessories.php
Here are a few links that I found for crochet patterns for snoods. I tried looking
Hmm, a message I might be able to help with. All the Pictures that I have
looked at over the years tends toward oval and round veils. These tend to
drape nicely. Mind you, different places and years had different looks,
but if you are just going for the basic medieval look, this should be fine
Since I joined after the hearts, I didn't get one...However, I fell in love
with the hearts and spiders pattern and have since made a good bit of that
:) Does that count?
Mikki Griffin
Fairbanks Alaska where spring is thinking about it :)
| Well, my lace is done, but I haven't attached it to
My husband says that it is related to he fact that we drive on the right
side of the road. He said that since there are a lot of ambidexterious
people that tend to the right, that it must be due to driving. Since I am a
very dominate left hander, I must be in trouble.I always tend to go
I went to the University and recieved a degree in Psychlogywhile there I
was used (many times as psych students are) as a guinea pig for the students
going for their PhDs. One such student was studying brain wave patterns in
learning. She hooked me up to an e.e.g and set me to taking a
Hmm...offended? Nah I think I spent some of my childhood in a place
like that *VBG*...One of the many reasons I flew this far north!
Mikki
Fairbanks Alaska
Where the first (and second) killing frosts of the season arrivednow we
just sit and wait for the snow :)
From: Jean Nathan
|
My great-Grandmother lived most of her life in a very small town in north
Arkansas. I spent a lot of my summers and holidays there. My Mom and I
were Episcopalians, but when we were visiting, off we went to the local
Baptist church. I don't think they ever confused rupture/rapture, but some
of
You have my sympathy and some soft chuckles to go with it. We had a major
quake last November and we are still having up to a thousand aftershocks
monthly (according to the USGS and our Geophysical Profs at the University).
We just had a 4.9 aftershock last weekand the quake was almost a Year
From: Bev Walker
| I dunno if the deer whistle would work especially if the moose was running
| headlong full steam ahead (akin to a steam locomotive) - how fast could
| one turn, at the sound of an ultra high pitch?! It would be better than
| nothing though (I guess? gee those moose creatures are
I could really use one of those whistlesif they work on elk, I am sure
that they will work on moose. As close as I have come a time or two to
hitting one of them, I am grateful for my headlights and the rare street
lamp.
Mikki
In Fairbanks Alaska where we are headed back to the winter
At least you can eat them! Ever since I got pregnant with my daughter (6
years ago) I have been unable to eat onionsand I have TRIED! I love how
they flavor food, but the most I can stand now is the dried onion powder or
dried flakes you can get in the spice isle. At least I don't have to
Hi, Tamara and other Spiders,
My daughter sent your lace-chat (included below my note) about 'Mugwump', so I just
had to reply. First, background. I'm 54, a math teacher living in North Pole,
Alaska, but I come from solid Southern roots. My father was born and raised in Cotton
Plant,
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