needlework shop owner, realtor, secretary at state Commission for the Blind,
office manager, registrar, web site manager, adminstrative assitant,
owner/partner of an art glass studio
needlework shop owner, realtor, secretary at state Commission for the Blind,
office manager, registrar, web site manager, adminstrative assitant,
owner/partner of an art glass studio
and learned enough Italian to order dinner when stationed in Naples
- border collie/jack russell mix
Donna in S. Indiana
.1. What time did you get up this morning? 7am, so I could see if swim practice was at the outdoor or indoor pool
Amazing how many of us want to go to Scotland most! (Including us - we absolutely love the Highlands and Islands).
Pat P
I was delighted to hear that more tourists may be coming to help swell the coffers of local businesses. Orkney probably has as many links with Norway as it does with Scotland, it was only 500 years ago that Orkney became part of Scotland. Unfortunately our weather does not always co-operate, today (Wed 05 Jul) dawned overcast, foggy and damp; the morning flight bringing the chiropodist on her regular two-monthly visit may well be cancelled.
I always warn people to take weatherproof clothing to Scotland (Not to mention a sweater!) There IS a lot of rain, but of course with the rain come the rainbows and waterfalls. If you DO hit a sunny day it can be a SCORCHER, though. I remember one such day on Skye, when all the lochs were a-shimmer. You couldn`t imagine anywhere more beautiful. I also remember a day there when it was so wet and windy the waterfalls were actually being blown UPWARDS.
Whatever the weather`s doing it`s always beautiful, and rarely boring. I`ll always have a mental picture of several rainbows over Rannoch Moor, on the way home, and the wild goats driven down to lower ground by the weather as we came over Mam Rattagan.
Pat P
7.15
Pearls
The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe
An Aussie Music Quiz called "Spicks and Specks", good current affairs and documentaries.
Toast with Vegemite (one slice) and peanut butter (the other one).
Margaret
Italian
Tripe, mushrooms, sultanas,
Dark, but not over fussy.
Occasional birdsong from outside
Beautiful lavender Hyundai Getz (pronounced Hee un day in Oz these days, originally High oon die).
Not sure.
Hard to answer that one. I dislike mask-wearing. I prefer WYSISYG people.
Very scruffy track suit pants, royal blue collared T-shirt, dark turquoise fluffy sweat shirt.
Hard to answer too. Maybe, Vermont again.
Cream wall paper, with blue, pink and yellow flowers. Bit more subtle than it sounds.
Hard to say again - maybe Nordic Needle.
Difficult again - maybe Linda Driskell or Betsy Stinner. If we're talking actually stitched completed rather than stash or UFOs - Rose Swalwell.
Afternoon to evening
Australia
Flowers
Attending Celebration of Needlework in NH in 2004.
Yuk!!!!
Not fussy.
Purples and blues mainly.
A missionary.
Having a special place to be by myself or with one or two cats.
No current ones
None
bluey grey
Hardanger coasters, 2-3 months ago. I'm knitting since it's winter here
No stitching ones that really qualify, so I'll mention a knitting one. Aran cardigan with raglan sleeves where the sleeves decreased differently from the body and couldn't be made to fit. I never finished it.
Violet
Magnolia mango (in Philippines)
twice
Don't speak any of them but have studied French, Tongan, Telegu, Indonesian, Tok Pisin and Tagalog.
Mary Stewart, Dorothy L. Sayers, Georgette Heyer
Mooroolbark, Australia
Zero
Cats - Boof, Blackie and Milton.
Rosemary in Melbourne, Australia
We were remarkably fortunate and had one rainy day out of seven in Scotland. The weather was generally spectacular. Now Wales was another story, but even with the clouds it was beautiful and we want to go back. My favorite picture from a summer spent in the UK was taken on an overcast day near Caernarvon.
Karen E.
Japan, China, Sweden or Finland
Another of my favourite places! At least there`s quite a lot to look at underground if it`s wet (as it very often is) in Wales.
Pat P
Pat P
Indeed there is - I can recommend a visit to Llechwedd Slate Caverns
Been there! Been there! Fascinating place - and the quiet recording of a male voice choir in the background really adds to the atmosphere. Our son-in-law was glad of the safety helmets that they provide - he`s 6 ft 4 and kept cracking his head!
There`s another slate mine in Devon - near Dozmary Pool (where they claim Excalibur was thrown), which is also worth a look. Not as large though, and you walk into the hillside rather than going down in that funicular railway (claustrophobic), so not quite as exciting.
Pat P
Pat P
Pat P
Welcome to the 2006 edition of getting to know your stitching friends.
Raymonde New Brunswick, Canada
Ah, the piece you're working on now -- I'm so glad you posted that. I did it for my granddaughter, and had not been able to find it again -- the LNS owner where I go had wanted it because so many people asked about it.
Cheryl, did you check it out -- it's a ladybug collage.
Yes! Bobbie V gave it to me! LOL
Cheryl
Slept in 'til 8:00AM
Diamonds - little ones
Lord of the Rings
I Love Lucy, Cosby, Home Improvement (Yes, I live in the past) :-)))
Slim Fast & the last piece of Double Chocolate Velvet from a 7/4 pot luck
Irene
Any - greasy american food?
Onions, nuts (except peanuts, cashews & macadamia nuts), okra
DARK ! ! ! !
swarming hummingbirds/local news on TV
White Subaru GL. Gave Any that is made by someone else
meanness (not cheapness, but people being mean to each other)
ANYWHERE rural. I LOVE scenery.
The color of sheetrock behind peeled wallpaper & scraped off backing. Hopefully, will be gray by the end of the summer
Dutch Treat Designs
Too many to mention
Any time I'm awake
San Francisco, CA, USA (Franklin Hospital)
Depends upon what mood I'm in and who the item is for. Some things are fun to stitch but I wouldn't hang them on my walls. :-)
Teaching my niece & nephews to stitch.
Pepsi (diet)
DMC
Too many to choose
cowboy/veterinarian
Also too many to pick one. I feel sooooo terrible for those who have none. :-(
Babysitting, veterinary technician, library assistant
Lizzie, Woman of the House (from "The Quiet Man")
One in each ear
Green
January Flower Bear put it down yesterday morning
To the Acorn - fun in many ways, but the directions left LOTS to be desired
also too many to mention. Whichever I'm looking at at the moment?
Phish Food from Ben & Jerry - great stress reducer
Once
Spanish, Italian, Portuguese (the French T.A. was in my Italian & Portuguese classes & was way too cute for me to want to look stupid in front of him) :-) I don't speak any anymore, but I can do some interesting eavesdropping if people are speaking slowly enough & can still read with a dictionary handy.
Mark Twain, Charles Dickens, Amanda Quick, Johanna Lindsay, Catherine Coulter (historical), Julie Garwood (historical), Camille Minichino & Marguerite Henry, Anna Sewell, too many to list
Applegate, Oregon, USA 15 acres of field, & madrone/oak/pine woodland
- sprinkled with poison oak, blackberries and rocks, but absolutely quiet at night and NO neighbors with those annoying dusk to dawn streetlights.
Ewwwww, yuck!
dog: Oddear shepherd/gldn retriever/border collie mix chickens: all named "chicken" 8 roosters & 15? hens? human: John - (59 yrs old) fun to watch, but lots of work to take care of :-))
6:15 am
I'd rather have light blue stones (sapphires or aquamarines) but I guess I'd settle for diamonds if I had to choose between the two! :)
Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire. I think, since it's been awhile.
Currently Medium, Lost, ER Past shows: Carol Burnett, I Love Lucy and M*A*S*H* (I've purchased the first 7 seasons of M*A*S*H* on DVD and would *love* to find CB!)
My normal bowl of cereal
Marie. For the number of people I know with that as a middle name, I think I'm the first to give that one here!
My mom's cooking! :)
Liver, fried parsnips, most spicy-hot things
Dark but won't turn down a good milk.
Other people at work. Will turn on the radio to a rock station once
*I* start working! :)2000 Chevy Impala
Fried egg, ham and cheese on buttered whole-grain toast
Rudeness, meanness, holier-than-thou attitudes
My normal jeans and a pink t-shirt with pink, purple and white daisies and butterflies on it
If I had to pick one place and had unlimited funds, I'd pick up Trish and tour Australia and New Zealand
One is light blue, the other is a sort-of chartreuse
Hm. Guess I don't have a favorite...they're *all* fun to look at!
Love some of TW's stuff but have never stitched any of them. Otherwise, I guess it's whoever designed whatever I'm currently stitching. :)
Any time I can get a needle into my hands!
Wales, ND, a tiny little town near the Canadian border
Whatever catches my fancy at the moment....I'm not fussy
Teaching DD to stitch, getting my first purple (champion) ribbons at the fair a few years ago.
Yuck to all pop (soda to the rest of the country). Give me chocolate milk any time!
DMC, I guess, since I haven't stutch much with Anchor. Although after going to the CATS festival in April, my collection of Anchor grew by leaps and bounds!
Probably 3755 and 959 and their close cousins
A teacher.
Camping with my family (we used to take 2-week trips every summer), going to my grandma's house, having the freedom to go play outside without having to worry about "strangers"
babysitter, dishwasher and waitress, something in a library ever since I started college waaaaaaay back when.
LOL! Lots! My 2nd-oldest sister gave us all nicknames when she found out my mom hates them! :) I've been called Joan-Bone-Icecream cone, Bones, Boney Maroney (I *used* to be skinny. sigh.) A *very* few people have called me Joanie.
One in each ear is enough for me.
Blue, sometimes gray, depending upon what I'm wearing
A pansy and butterfly switchplate cover for my stitching room and last night about midnight. Ask me again in 3 hours and I'll say the baby blanket I'm knitting for DNeph & his wife's baby coming the end of this month.
Can't say as I've ever had one, except maybe the one I did for my parents that had over 1000 smyrna stitches that I did in gold metallic.
Anything that smells nice, but especially lilacs, lily-of-the-valley and sweet peas. And basswood tree flowers! MMMMmmmmm! They're blooming right now.
Probably strawberry, with real strawberries in it.
Zippo
Took 3 years of Spanish but you'd never know it now. I also know sign language
Monica Ferris (of course!) and Janet Evanovich, Mercedes Lackey. Oh! Can't forget Robert Sabuda who does the *fabulous* pop-up books! I guess he's not so much an author as an illustrator/paper engineer, though.
Grand Forks, ND
Never have, never will
Yellow lab: Jazmine; DD's hamster: Kisses; DS's no-name fish Had a horse until last March, Nilissa, and will get another one probably next year.
Joan
6:00 am, too dang early for Saturday. :-) (coming back from vacation)
Neither
The Sixth Sense (Hmm, that was a Drive in, does that count?) Otherwise it's Blair Witch Project
Lost, Firefly, The Amazing Race, Battlestar Galactica
Coffee
Louise
Italian
Fish (except for bottom dwellers)
Milk, but it has to be good chocolate
LOL, the dog sighing as he's stuck in the tub having his bath (skin condition, requires the shampoo to sit for 10 minutes before rinsing)
Pick up truck
Grilled cheese
Nosiness, manipulation
Short set - Pink/fushia
Remote island that has yet to be discovered by the masses Or San Francisco in 1905
Cream and peach(have the original 60s salmon pink suite upstairs); harvest gold and wood paneling (Any guess on when my downstairs bathroom was built..HAHAHA)
Charland
Any time
Wales
Whatever will go with a certain room.
I guess it would be sitting on my parent's boat on the Thames river, watching London pass by at a rare angle while stitching.
Coke
No preference
No preference
Cashier in a grocery store
Camping
Cashier (though not at a grocery store), rubber stamp maker, various accounting jobs, computers
terror, honey, dear
Ears, twice each
Green
Santa lap quilt, printed design from Bucilla; last night
None. Well, more from my feeling about things in my life at the time than the actual project itself
Daisy
Maple Walnut
None
None (apart from French in high school)
Dick Francis, Nevil Shute
Southern Ontario, Canada
None
MacGreggor; Scottish Terrorist Cassie; Tabby cat
Tara
LOL, makes it easier not get confused which one you are scolding?
Tara
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