Dear Secret Pal in Belgium
Thank you so very much for the lovely package. It was here when I got home
from work. The mail must have been really late today as I left for work at 3
p.m.
I will wind the bobbins for a mini class on Saturday, so I will put them to
use right away. They made a nice noi
i just suggested that they carry books on the subject of bobbinlace. i
don't really know enough about the books to suggest one, but i agree i
surely woulnd't suggest the amy dawson book. that is the one i used
from the library to learn from, and the library conveniently got rid of
it. i am sure
i have been staying at my grandmother's house on and off to help my
uncle take care of her, and i have been winding my bobbins during the
time i stayed. when i would get 2 pair wound i would take my cover
cloth, lay it out flat, and then roll one pair at each end of the cloth
spread out so they wo
Dear Secret Pals
Apart from one person who has let me know that she would be a bit late
sending out her August package, all of the August exchanges should have
been sent and received by now, and thank-you messages posted to
Lace-chat (or to me to forward) Currently there are SIX of you who
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Dear Friends,
Since my last email, I have found that Embleton in Dyrham was a "chapelry"
in the Parish of Sedgefield.
So can anyone tell me what the main industry was in Sedgefield in the mid
1700s?
Thanks
David in Ballarat
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The BBC is having a week on language - accents, the way it changes etc. In
the run-up to it they've already said that language, and out attitudes to it
is different at different ages. They've already said that there's a dumbing
down of "upper class" accents and a 'dumbing up' of "working class"
