Well there is a quilting forum and several quilting yahoo (QuiltNed and quilt_klets are two I frequent) groups that are Dutch as well as
I just unsubscribed from 3 groups because I find moderation a bit nervwrecking, I like this group because sometimes a bit of offtopic chatting is not immediatly punished :)
ah yes I see :-) (though the two I'm on are not moderated as such and has a lot of OT banter) you will fit in nicely at RCTQ ;-)
you could try to set up a Yahoo group, which seem to be pretty easy.
I like the world of newsgroups, open, no real subscription like a yahoomailinglist (and a yahoo id with all the troubles that can cause:).
Newsgroups are more like a messages on the wall of a big building, everyone with an internetlink can see them:)
And the messages even get plastered over with newer messages! Welcome Danuta.
Hehehe......yes they do.......
And thanks for the welcome:)
How close are you to Arnhem? I've got another internet buddy who lives there. Scottish bloke.
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For someone who hasn't /doesn't use(d) English in a while, you have figured out the humor thing perfectly!
(This was hilarious. I know one joke in a different language, and that's it.)
--Karen D.
Overhere you learn English at school from the age of 12, but before that, if your a film and musicaddict, you learn a bit sooner. About 50% of all Dutch people can understand and talk English, you also lear French (yuck) an German, its a bit depending on the sort of highschool you attend.
I'm an invalid and sleep verry badly and I watch lots of english programs and films in the night so you learn something extra:))
I don't mind French. Its the attitude that goes with it that I don't care for.
Tsk! Now you're using my typos against me. ;-) Be assured I could see the genericness of your post, I wasn't personally offended. I thin....
Beverly
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