Janice wrote:
proof of any kind to get the discounts at museums, etc?>
Usually, pensioners just flash their pension book (now a pink card which
says you're entitled to pension since pensions started being paid directly
into bank accounts). For some reason DH doesn't have the card - must ring
Janice Blair <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Having just filled out my application for my British pension, have been
dragging my feet for over a year on this, :-), I guess DH and I qualify for the
discounts for seniors. Do we need to have proof of any kind to get the
discounts at museums, etc?
Janice
Dear Ronna,
Without wanting to dampen your enthusiam, I would say that your main problem is
that you want to do too many things at once as a beginner! Goodness me, I'd
never heard of a beginner wanting to try 6 different types of lace when they
had only just started learaning !! No wonder it's co
Dear spiders,
thank you very much to those who sent me info about where to stay in Copenhagen
and around. I haven't done anything about it yet as I had to go into hospital
for a nose operation(no, no, not a cosmetic one, just to widen my airways!),
and missed one week at work, what bad luck :-(
Wh
Jimmy was at his first day of school.
The teacher advised the class to start the day with the Pledge of
Allegiance, and instructed them to put their right hands over their hearts
and repeat it after him.
He looked around the room as he started the recitation, "I pledge allegiance
to the flag..."
Hi all,
I've been informed by my boss that I'm having a month of holidays whether I
want them or not. So I have decided to visit the UK to see some family who
are based in North Wales. I leave in the beginning of August and come back
at the beginning of September.
Does anyone have some suggesti
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Helene
Gannac <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>However, if you really want to try all those things at once, just buy some
>fairly straight bobbins, made of heavy woods, not pine, with a pointy rather
>than rounded end, so you can use them for different kinds of lace.
Wi
The school teacher who has been giving our eldest son
Estonian language classes asked me about a sentence
in one of Caroline Graham's "Chief Inspector Barnaby"
books which she is translating into Estonian.
She asked me if I knew what a "finger dainty" was. We
presumed it was some sort of food, ei
A great quick easy recipe:-
Pasta Creole Sauce
- in a wok or frypan, quickly fry prawns in 60 gm (2 oz.) of butter
(it really should be butter to get that burnt flavour)
- remove prawns and add a can of diced tomatoes (or about 5 diced
real ones)
- when tomatoes are simmering
There's a history book of pictures of Bedfordshire area on eBay with just a
few hours to go. If anyone is a history buff of that region, you might
want to take a look. Item 8311815348.
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&category=98558&item=8311815348&rd=1
Alice in Oregon -- where
Well, the good news is that I can now post to AOL etc again.
On 20 Jun 2005, at 01:58, Tamara P Duvall wrote:
Yesterday (or maybe the day before?) your message (to lace) - about
Edition 3 of Threads for Lace - got stopped by my ISP, and I had to go
to their website to retrieve it. It's the fi
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