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Nora wrote: > At lunch, sitting on a cliff we had the pleasure of sighting > a whale (possibly two), several dolphins and thousands of sea birds > feeding close to shore. Yesterday I went back to the beach and there were no whales in sight. That makes me think the whale on the previous Monday had come to see us. Can whales really be curious about card weaving? I like to add a few points to the CNCH reports. Approx. 23 people attended the meeting. I have the attendance sheet with 19 names. Several people had left already when we started to get more formal. I was really pleased to see so many card weavers coming together! Nancy, can you beat that at Convergence? Not to forget, several card woven bands/neck laces/belts were on display in the galleries. Did anybody take pictures? On Monday I showed my 8 samples for the sample exchange to Nora and Linda. (The deadline used to be May 1st, and now is ... Janis and Margaret will make an announcement). Now you know it - somebody is ahead of schedule! Curious as these two ladies are they wanted to see the draft. That got us into a lengthy discussion about draft notation. I have not written it up yet but will certainly generate it using my software. The result will be similar to what I used in my previous TWIST articles. You should know that Nora is the keeper of many card woven treasures. I encouraged her (and Linda) to write about one very remarkable purse. Gudrun Send private reply to Gudrun Polak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> ----------------------------------------------------------- To stop receiving tabletweaving (not tabletweaving-digest), send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with the message: unsubscribe tabletweaving. To stop receiving tabletweaving-digest, see the end of a digest.
