OT Ebay help?

Nevermind! I figured it out--I went from Charlie's auction page directly to searching, and it kept me on the U.K. eBay. Switched back and it's fixed:)

Close it out and open up your browser again. That usually works for me.

Just in case you felt a little funny about this, Ive done it too. :-) Diana

*grins* Thanks, Diana--I thought I could keep that flush of red out of my cheeks--but you saw it!

I had that happen to me the other day too. And it just fixed itself. I think I did the same thing you did.

Hey, Amy, how did your thing go? You had a show, right? And where are your updates, woman! I'm dying to see those beads! lol

That is my TO DO list this week. Get every bead I have listsed in my store. I am so worn out! I stayed up until 1:00 or 2:00 am every morning. I did pretty well. I hoped to do better, but I think you always do. Next time I am going to advertise in the little paper that they come out with before this fair. I will be doing another show in the first weekend in November. It is called the "Deer Hunter Widows show." I thought that was a cute name.

I am still unpacking and doing inventory from this past show. I had hoped to take pictures today, but look more like Thursday and they will be up. I did add fish to my marketworks store under the mixes section.

My DD decided to wake up at 5:00am this morning. So I am zonked.

Take a look at all the fishes I added:

Thanks Amy:)

Ew ew ew! If my DH hunted deer, I'd make him watch "Bambi" over and over til he lost the desire. ~~ Sooz To live a creative life, we must lose our fear of being wrong. ~~Joseph Chilton Pearce

Bambi tastes good though.

Just sick, man, sick. (To each his/her own)

Bambi as a baby not so much until he is grown. he he That is how my dad and mom get most of their meat for the year. My dad also hunts wild pig also and then combines them for sausage. Delicious. It has kept us alive for many years.

I'm glad that Bambi and Babe kept you alive, Amy, but I'm allowed to be ill when I consider eating them:)

I've been kept alive without eating meat since 1976. (The year I went veggie) ~~ Sooz To live a creative life, we must lose our fear of being wrong. ~~Joseph Chilton Pearce

On Wed, 8 Sep 2004 16:37:05 -0400, Empress Beads wrote (in message ):

I'm okay with hunting and so forth, as long as the hunter/family/someone uses the meat as food. It upsets me greatly that some people hunt for "sport," and leave the meat to rot.

Here in New England (especially Northern New England) has a serious deer overpopulation problem. A lot of the families that hunt to put food on the table also keep deer from starving and eating any/everything they can scrounge. In extreme Northern New England, both hunting and gardening (and canning) are the only things that keep people fed during winter.

I've eaten both, and thought they were all right, but wouldn't cross the street to get any.

Kathy N-V

And Rudolph tastes even better, as does Bullwinkle.

Tina

will be doing another show in the first weekend in November. It is called the "Deer Hunter Widows show." I thought that was a cute name.>

ROTFL -- what a great name...

now we need the "Football Widow Beadshow"

heh heh heh -- paybacks are hell honey....

Cheryl DRAGON BEADS Flameworked beads and glass

Venison. Yuck. Ditto any other game meat I have had the "privlage" of being served. Yuck to liver and any other organ meats, too. Yuck, yuck, plfft....

Kaytee "Simplexities" on

What about the Bead Widowers Show?

OMTP!

Cheers, Carla

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