Hello everyone,
I think I'm few days late for the discussion, but felt I need to comment this
anyway.
I have been reading with a strange feeling your writings where you give the
impresson that mittens are for children only. I wear mittens daily during
winter time. I feel they are much warmer
Hello, sorry to post here but I don't have Susan M. email address. Just
wanted to thank you for the surprise in my mailbox. I took the dove and put
a pin in its bottom, and now I have a divider pin, and the bell with my name
is adorable. Kind of nice to get an extra package. You're a good
Hi Pene,
Winter Solistice in Europe means Summer Solistice here - days
will get shorter, but the worst of the heat is yet to come.
Christmas greetings to you and your family, and to all members
of Arachne. I too wish you all happiness in the coming year, may
your lacemaking be a source of joy
Hi All, my Daughter has been watching Martha Stewart on TV and she wants to
make some of the recipes however Martha aparently uses ' sticks of butter '
does anyone know what that would weigh in grams.
Thanks,
Shirley in Corio OZ where it is to be 34c today.
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On Dec 22, 2004, at 18:20, Shirley wrote:
Hi All, my Daughter has been watching Martha Stewart on TV and she
wants to
make some of the recipes however Martha aparently uses ' sticks of
butter '
does anyone know what that would weigh in grams.
A stick of butter is 4 oz, or 113.4g (or 8 TBS). A
At 10:20 AM 12/23/04 +1100, Shirley wrote:
Martha aparently uses ' sticks of butter '
does anyone know what that would weigh in grams.
A stick is a quarter pound of butter.
(They slice the pound print lengthwise.)
Having just purchased a pound of butter for Christmas baking, I can tell you
Joy Beeson writes:
When we were in Sydney, I often wondered what was Australian and what was
new to me because I'm not accustomed to big cities and fancy hotels. But it
never occurred to me that the all-black office workers were anything other
than Australian -- it made so much sense in the
Jean from Poole quoted:
In a chilling act more reminiscent of the now defunct Soviet Union or the
Nazi regime of Adolph Hitler, the United States Congress passed legislation
yesterday that requires the States to surrender their regulatory rights over
driver's licenses and birth certificates to The
Sorry, Noelene, I think you've been out of Sydney too long!! These days,
the accepted dress for most business types is black!! I've sat many times,
watching workers on their way to and from the office, walking around the
city, and thought how dreary they all looked!
Just in the past few months,
