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Posted by Christine in Kent, Garden of on April 23, 2006, 5:14 am
I agree with you Joan, not only do we learn about yarncrafts but we learn
about each others' lives, traditions and aspirations. A great example of
tolerance (mostly!) and community
Love & higs to all
Love
Christine
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> I am enjoying this thread also, Mirjam.
> In that documentary, I saw the area where Christine is 'pegging' her
> wash and the port from which the Hovercraft crosses the Channel, an
> intriguing remark about a 'stylish, beautiful woman in a laarge hat'
> from Anna Marie, and a history of the Orient Express and its' place in
> the history of Europe and your family from you, Mirjam. These are
> things that you don't read in history books, but are completely
> fascinating to me.
> In my short time with the group, I know I post a lot of OT threads,
> but then, one's mind wanders and thinks of lots of things while doing
> crafts. I am so grateful to the responders to my questions for
> knowledge of things beyond my own life experiences. RCTY is certainly
> made up of a diverse population brought together by the love of working
> with our hands, and our willingness to share.
> Hugs
> Joan
>
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> I am enjoying this thread also, Mirjam.
> In that documentary, I saw the area where Christine is 'pegging' her
> wash and the port from which the Hovercraft crosses the Channel, an
> intriguing remark about a 'stylish, beautiful woman in a laarge hat'
> from Anna Marie, and a history of the Orient Express and its' place in
> the history of Europe and your family from you, Mirjam. These are
> things that you don't read in history books, but are completely
> fascinating to me.
> In my short time with the group, I know I post a lot of OT threads,
> but then, one's mind wanders and thinks of lots of things while doing
> crafts. I am so grateful to the responders to my questions for
> knowledge of things beyond my own life experiences. RCTY is certainly
> made up of a diverse population brought together by the love of working
> with our hands, and our willingness to share.
> Hugs
> Joan
>