Woohoo - Lace finally came yesterday - via Basl, Switzerland! Now I
know what everyone is talking about :-)
My issue of PieceWork also came yesterday - it has lots of projects this
time, and what looks like an interesting article on Korean Wrapping
Cloths.
Cheers,
Helen, Aussie living in
When writing an essay on flat-fell seams, I said:
any error in width will be automatically compensated for.
Grammatically, I've got my choice of underlining automatically, saying
any error in width will automatically be compensated for, or saying
any error in width will be compensated for
At 08:14 PM 23/02/2004 -0500, Tamara P. Duvall wrote:
From: D.C.
--
The nice thing about being senile is you can hide your own Easter eggs.
I'm not senile but I have a disease which affects my memory (among other
things). I have hypothyroidism. When my
The joys of snail mail! I remember one time getting an envelope from
Mum's sister in the UK. As it was a large envelope, she had folded it
over, and taped it down in places, but there was a slot that had
formed. We we cut the tape to unfold the envelope, a letter fell out.
Someone in the UK had
On Feb 24, 2004, at 8:31 AM, Joy Beeson wrote:
When writing an essay on flat-fell seams, I said:
any error in width will be automatically compensated for.
Grammatically, I've got my choice of underlining automatically,
saying
any error in width will automatically be compensated for, or saying
I've been out of sorts just lately
And feeling rather flat.
The weather's been appalling
It's even stopped the cat.
I had some jobs to finish
To get entries in a Show.
Ends to finish, hems to turn
It all just laid me low.
And then at last I realized
Just what seemed out of place.
I'm lace
Hi all,
Please check out this item on ebay. they kind of look like bobbins but I
somehow think they have another purpose.
http://cgi.ebay.com.au/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItemitem=3275487478category=11
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Cheers, Yvonne.
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On Feb 24, 2004, at 6:33, A+Y Farrell (Yvonne) wrote:
The plaque at the bottom says Prima Donna ect. Jill said, but isn't
Prima Donna a
derogatory term, Mum? I think I need to get some more culture into
that
girl.
Well, that's what hapens when Prima Donnas behave like prima donnas;
they're no
POOH!!! I haven't even got my first issue of PieceWork, and you have
your 2nd.
Oh! How unfair is life!! :(
I bet they have sent mine Sea mail (as you suggested!) In which case, it
will be here when you get you Next issue. Oz is about 2 issues behind
Europe/USA when they come
I came out on a different level at a shopping centre car park - right door,
just one level up! and had heart-failure when the car was not there!! It
took quite a few minutes of panic to find out what had gone wrong!!
from Liz in Melbourne, Oz,
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Ruth writes
Perhaps I should've explained for the rest of the world that daggy is a term
used in Australia to mean scruffy, not quite acceptable, not up to standard.
Hence Dags Dictionary mostly consists of words to describe not nice things
like the men leaving the toilet seat up!
Further
Hi all,
OK I want a Practical Skills in Bobbin Lace book, now more than ever, I mean
if anyone comes across one that is reasonably priced, please let me know. I
only get paid once a month and that is on the first. :)
Sitting here dreaming of more lace books,
Lynn
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On Feb 24, 2004, at 22:50, Webwalker (Susan in Ohio) wrote:
Another problem -- ending the sentence with a preposition.
Prepositions are not to end the sentence with? g Always liked that
one, but obeyed it sometimes only. With a language where word order
rules (due to lack of endings), placement
Wish I had kept all of Nolene's poems when I first joined Arachne.
I've been saving them for the past year or so, and she comes up with some
precious words that we all can relate to. Thanks, Nolene.
Betty Ann
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At 10:07 AM 2/25/04 +1100, Ruth Budge wrote:
[snip]
.you'd be surprised how many grey cars there are in
Sydney!!
I *adored* my bright yellow Omega. It was nowhere near as useful a car as
my little grey Toyota Tercel, but I never mislaid it!
--
Joy Beeson
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Reading Ruth's account of parking her new car reminded me of when my car had
to go to the garage for repair. I'd got an important meeting to attend in
Norwich, but no means of getting there (forget public transport it's a joke
where I live!), so a friend loaned me their car for the day having
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