A couple of years ago, a very kind lady t an ISP set anothr list up for us,
but no-one went over to it.
I have looked at message boards, and while I don't think it would happen
with lacemakers, a lot of what's posted is absolute drivel and not worth the
effort of having to go and look at it.
Dear Secret Pal
I received my parcel today, and am absolutely delighted with it. Did you
know my favourite colours? I can't remember if I put them on my info, but
the threads are so pretty, and I will definitely use them soon. The gloves
are fascinating - I had never heard of such things be
The other advantage of email, apart from shorter download times (if not
using webmail) and the fact that you can access it from your mobile if you
so wish is that you can normally get away with checking email at work if
you do use something like Yahoo or Hotmail but checking a forum might be
fr
A friend who will be visiting from the States has asked me:
a) are train passes and car hire cheaper to sort out and pay for from the US?
b) if they reserve an automatic, how likely are they to actually get one?
Because of the wisdom of arachne, I was able to confidently say that rail
passes are
i saw a photo of one used in a hotel in the u.k. and i thought that was
the silliest thing anyone would ever need. i lived in detroit michigan
and it didn't make sense why you would need a heater to warm or dry
your towels. then i moved to tennessee! my towels dry rotted and
ripped every chance
Susan wrote:
Very few houses in England or the whole of he UK (England, Scotland, Wales
and Northern Ireland) are made of wood. In towns, nearly all are made of
stone, brick or block. Country cottages may be made of flint, wattle and
daub, or other materials handy locally. Houses with exten
i have never heard of 90 degree weather in england or 30 degrees
celcius. i watched a special on an area in england where it rained
half the year. i would love the rain, if it did rain that much, but
the dampness would kill me. it is good to know you have some nice
sunny days.
it is also good
In a message dated 7/21/2005 4:28:08 PM Mountain Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> how would a home be declared unfit to live in for mold? how do you get
> rid of it? i have heard of a mold so bad that they have to remove the
> brick it infests, but i never heard of a house being decla
For what it's worth, I grew up in coastal Virginia and we never experienced
dry rot or any kind of rot of towels, and our house was brick and we didn't
wash down the walls and we didn't grow mold on them either. Or anywhere
else, either. My mother would never have stood for that.
Norfolk is hot
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first of all ,like what we were just talking about for the emails where
we accidentally forgot to take off our last name, i just wanted to ask
if you left yours there on purpose.
but i think you are right about the trees causing the dampness because
the back yard of where i lived had about 100
that is really bad that it killed his dog. 6 million dollars in
damages had to have been pretty bad. i saw on the tv the mold was
getting inside the insulation and then in the heating ducts and it
would spread all through the house. i don't know if that is the same
type of mold, but the people
Sorry, Sylvie, took me a while to read my mail!!
I was a bit tongue in cheek asking the question, of course, you realise? I know
that not all Americans eat only fried food, but it struck me at the time how
many fried recipes there were in those books!!
In Australia, unfortunately, lots of people e
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