Well, what the hell *is* a piñata?
Piñata's are very popular here now for children's parties where they are
usually filled with sweets.
Shirley in Corio Oz.
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Oh, indeed, you are borrowing money from a credit card IF you do not
pay off the entire balance on the bill you receive within the correct
time. Here in the States, they encourage a sort of "shell game" with
these teaser interest rates, where you can indeed get 0% on a balance
transfer (very,
At 05:26 PM 3/26/2005, you wrote:
DH and I are booked on the ½ day tour, but after that I will be happy to
join you all in the lobby.
All this talk about meeting in the lobby made me think of the intermission
jingle the movie theater played when I was a child...
Let's all go to the
Hi All,
This strand made me smile a little!
My doctor - or one of the doctors in my practice - makes
educational/teaching videos, of all sorts of things - flower arranging,
pottery, painting, weaving - you name it he's done it.
But - several years ago, he caught me demonstrating lace at some loc
On Sun, 27 Mar 2005 11:51:15 +0100, Jane wrote:
>Incidently at the moment, in this country at any rate, shops are not allowed
>to pass on the credit card charges to customers its part of the terms and
>conditions of running a credit card facility in your company.
That used to be true in UK, but is
Didn't want to miss anyone on Chat. ;-)
Just a quick note to let anyone interested know,
our group, Silken Web Lacemakers, have three
work shops planned for this year.
Julie van der Wolf is teaching s'Gravenmoer
April 18, 19, 20.
Michael Giusiana is teaching Flanders and Binche,
July 7, 8, 9.
Ho
> and now, the latest thing is that shops, businesses etc may pass on
> the % fee they are charged by the card company, onto the customer, so
> your goods may cost an extra 3%.
Some of our shops used to do it; sometimes for all purchases, sometimes
only for small-amount purchases. But I haven't se
> This is so much easier in England - we ask the waiter for "the bill"
> at the
> end of a meal,
And... Does a policeman show up? :^)
Depends whether or not you're paying with coppers :-)
sorry couldn't resist that piece of corn
Jane Bawn
Portchester UK
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