Jan Thread exchange

Hello, I received my Jan. threads from Ray in UK today. They are beautiful and I especially like the purple/red mix one. I plan to incorporate them into future 6x6's for my RCTY partners, and will spell that out for the recipients (ie give credit to Ray). I really liked the postcard of Ray's town. I am now signed up for a digital camera class at our local community college and plan to take pictures of my little country town, and my inspiration to get them out into the world is RCTY. Thanks, Ray. Say, Ray! Are you a guy or a gal? Just curious. I just LOVE this group. Cheers to all, Kira

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Kira Dirlik
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I guess I've been on the group long enough that I forget it can be confusing for people who are newer - Ray = female.

At one time I used to have that in my .sig but dropped it a while ago.

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Ray Almond

The Fashion or trend to Give UnGender names has reached Israel ,, and more and more names appear when one wonders ??? This was where i wish the `difference ` between the genders would stay. mirjam

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Mirjam Bruck-Cohen

Sometimes though what is considered male or female varies from country to country. I was stuck by that this morning when they were talking about the Italian journalist who was accidentally killed in Iraq. His name is Nicola which in England would be a girl's name.

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Ray Almond

Ray, you're in good company (okay, he passed away years ago, but still....).... John Wayne's real name was Marion Morrison. :o)

There are a couple of Native American gentlemen who live on the Reserve near our town whose names are Beverly and Shirley. I believe they are either brothers, or cousins.

Gemini

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Matthew Hollands

"Matthew Hollands" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@corp.supernews.com:

sadly, many boy's names have been coopted for girls, with the result that the pool of acceptable boy's names gets smaller... since once a name becomes common as a girls name, no one wants to give thier boy a girly name... lee

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Kira Dirlik

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