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Posted by ellice on June 30, 2009, 12:35 pm
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> I am so pleased to have found you. I have very much enjoyed reading
> appropriate gifts for chewing pupmitzvahs and the grammar peeves.
> At a happy and silly baby shower we were invited to suggest names for
> the little darling. I offered 'Polly Esther' and it has stayed with me
> since.
> I am a great-grandmother, somewhat adequate staff to a Yorkie, have been
> in love with the dearest man for more than 60 years, a Katrina survivor and
> we live in a swamp populated by 8,500 alligators. more or less.
> There's probably not anything I haven't tried with a needle. From
> splinters to wedding gowns, I've done it.
> For the most part, I make gifts for newborns in need.
> Please move over and make a place for me. I'll share the banana
> nutbread I just baked. Polly
>
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Welcome, Polly. Great nickname. Looking forward to hearing about your
stitching adventures, and anything else.
Ellice
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Posted by Fran on June 30, 2009, 9:09 pm
Greetings, and just ignore the occasional squall. I'm mostly a luker
on rtcq. If you want to see some of our work, subscribe to the yahoo
group RCTNP, and mention RCTN in the email (it's a moderated group to
keep the spammers out)
On Mon, 29 Jun 2009 23:30:00 -0500, "Polly Esther"
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>I am so pleased to have found you. I have very much enjoyed reading
>appropriate gifts for chewing pupmitzvahs and the grammar peeves.
> At a happy and silly baby shower we were invited to suggest names for
>the little darling. I offered 'Polly Esther' and it has stayed with me
>since.
> I am a great-grandmother, somewhat adequate staff to a Yorkie, have been
>in love with the dearest man for more than 60 years, a Katrina survivor and
>we live in a swamp populated by 8,500 alligators. more or less.
> There's probably not anything I haven't tried with a needle. From
>splinters to wedding gowns, I've done it.
> For the most part, I make gifts for newborns in need.
> Please move over and make a place for me. I'll share the banana
>nutbread I just baked. Polly
>
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Posted by Fred on July 1, 2009, 4:11 am
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>I am so pleased to have found you. I have very much enjoyed reading
>appropriate gifts for chewing pupmitzvahs and the grammar peeves.
> At a happy and silly baby shower we were invited to suggest names for
> the little darling. I offered 'Polly Esther' and it has stayed with me
> since.
> I am a great-grandmother, somewhat adequate staff to a Yorkie, have
> been in love with the dearest man for more than 60 years, a Katrina
> survivor and we live in a swamp populated by 8,500 alligators. more or
> less.
> There's probably not anything I haven't tried with a needle. From
> splinters to wedding gowns, I've done it.
> For the most part, I make gifts for newborns in need.
> Please move over and make a place for me. I'll share the banana
> nutbread I just baked. Polly
Ahah, the lady that produced the fabric for many of my trousers still
hanging in my closet from the 60s arises!!
Seeing as how I have been chief cook and dish rinser (Casey washes what he
doesn't chew) around here the last couple of days maybe I will wear the
yellow bell bottoms tomorrow, for 30 seconds anyway. LOL!
Your dwelling place reminds me of a time when my DW and I were at the Sprint
Car national races in Eastbay. A rookie driver went too fast around a turn,
over the high embankment and out of sight, then a big cloud of steam went up
into the air. The announcer said that if the driver was ok we should see him
running back to the race track pretty soon because he had landed in a gator
pond. Shore nuff in a few minutes the driver came running back over the
embankment about as fast as he drove over it. I'm not sure if the gator pond
is still there or not.
Welcome aboard Polly Ester!!!
Fred
http://www.stitchaway.com
If nothing changes, nothing changes.
Don't back stitch to email, just stitchit.
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Posted by Fred on July 1, 2009, 5:02 am
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>>I am so pleased to have found you. I have very much enjoyed reading
>>appropriate gifts for chewing pupmitzvahs and the grammar peeves.
>> At a happy and silly baby shower we were invited to suggest names for
>> the little darling. I offered 'Polly Esther' and it has stayed with me
>> since.
>> I am a great-grandmother, somewhat adequate staff to a Yorkie, have
>> been in love with the dearest man for more than 60 years, a Katrina
>> survivor and we live in a swamp populated by 8,500 alligators. more or
>> less.
>> There's probably not anything I haven't tried with a needle. From
>> splinters to wedding gowns, I've done it.
>> For the most part, I make gifts for newborns in need.
>> Please move over and make a place for me. I'll share the banana
>> nutbread I just baked. Polly
> Ahah, the lady that produced the fabric for many of my trousers still
> hanging in my closet from the 60s arises!!
> Seeing as how I have been chief cook and dish rinser (Casey washes what he
> doesn't chew) around here the last couple of days maybe I will wear the
> yellow bell bottoms tomorrow, for 30 seconds anyway. LOL!
> Your dwelling place reminds me of a time when my DW and I were at the
> Sprint Car national races in Eastbay. A rookie driver went too fast around
> a turn, over the high embankment and out of sight, then a big cloud of
> steam went up into the air. The announcer said that if the driver was ok
> we should see him running back to the race track pretty soon because he
> had landed in a gator pond. Shore nuff in a few minutes the driver came
> running back over the embankment about as fast as he drove over it. I'm
> not sure if the gator pond is still there or not.
> Welcome aboard Polly Ester!!!
> Fred
> http://www.stitchaway.com
> If nothing changes, nothing changes.
> Don't back stitch to email, just stitchit.
Whoops I think I have to make a correction here. IIRC it was Ms. Polly and
Ms. Ester that produced the fabric.
Any relation??
Fred
http://www.stitchaway.com
If nothing changes, nothing changes.
Don't back stitch to email, just stitchit.
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> appropriate gifts for chewing pupmitzvahs and the grammar peeves.
> At a happy and silly baby shower we were invited to suggest names for
> the little darling. I offered 'Polly Esther' and it has stayed with me
> since.
> I am a great-grandmother, somewhat adequate staff to a Yorkie, have been
> in love with the dearest man for more than 60 years, a Katrina survivor and
> we live in a swamp populated by 8,500 alligators. more or less.
> There's probably not anything I haven't tried with a needle. From
> splinters to wedding gowns, I've done it.
> For the most part, I make gifts for newborns in need.
> Please move over and make a place for me. I'll share the banana
> nutbread I just baked. Polly
>
>
>