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echo: crafting
to: SARA GOLDSTEIN
from: PAT KNOX
date: 1997-08-03 12:13:00
subject: Great Offer

Sara Goldstein wrote in a message to Pat Knox:
 SG> What a nice offer for you to make.  If I don't succeed in getting
 SG> things straightened out, I may take you up on it.  Right now my BB
 SG> sysop is helping by finding me and off-line reader and
 SG> straightening out BB mail problems.  Fido is not the only problem. 
 SG> His email  hasn't been working well either (but I have faith that
 SG> it will.)
I hope that he gets it worked out.  If not, just let me know!
 SG> I'm so busy at work that crafting has taken a back seat for a few
 SG> days. I need more energy than I have and more hours in a day.  Soon
 SG> I have to find time for mowing too or my neighbors will complain. 
Tell me about it!  I got my lawn mowed Wednesday.  First day that the temps
weren't in the 100's or it was raining since I got my mower back from the
shop the end of the week before.  As for crafting, I got a few things I 
eeded
finished before our show started Friday morning (like my Bargello 
kirt-turned
out GREAT!!, and the sleeve and label on my king-sized plus quilt that was to
hang in the show) and that has been it.  The "Show" was the Annual Assembly 
Day
for all members of TVQA (Tennessee Valley Quilters Association).  Our guest 
speaker was Ami Simms so Friday we had two classes offered with Ami (plus 
lunch
with Ami) and Saturday was Assembly Day with Ami giving a lecture ("Don't 
make the same mistakes I did"--Ami is the person responsible for the "World's 
Worst
Quilt Contest"), vendors with goodies for sale, lunch, door prizes and lots 
of 
socializing.  Last year's Assembly Day was so rotten that attendence was down 
at our show, but everyone there had a wonderful time!!  I am so glad that it 
is
over!  Oh, I had two quilts up for show at Assembly Day and got lots of 
wonderful comments on them!  I was so pleased!
 SG> I never neglect my vegetable and flower gardens so they're doing
 SG> quite well.  This year we have the reddest tomatoes and the biggest
 SG> cukes and eggplants than ever before.  Is there a craft that uses
 SG> the leftovers from vegetables? 
Um, I think you dry them, shilack (sp) them and then attach them with string
to your Christmas tree!  :)  Oh, yes, cut the cukes, eggplants and other 
arge
veggies into slices first!  R,D,&GVB!!
Later!,
           Pat 
--- timEd/386 1.10+
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* Origin: Too many hobbies! Too little time! (1:362/202)

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