We would like to wish you all a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year
Elaine & David
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20 years ago
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20 years ago
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you, too!
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20 years ago
you too! make a good one of it and make sure your friends all drink out of proper clay mugs!
see ya
steve
steve graber
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20 years ago
Hi to GaSeku & Steve Thank for your reply, It seems that pottery artist are the only ones thinking of Christmas, I also sent the same to sculpture and glass, for I do sculpture and am trying my hand at glass, but no reply, so to you both a very Merry Christmas. Yours in clay Elaine
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20 years ago
welll what do THEY know! they're still dancing around trying to use the BEST medium anyway...
steve
steve graber
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20 years ago
Maybe potters are more connected to X-Mas, getting all those things fired in time? I certainly knew exactly, for weeks, when Christmas is, getting all the presents ready, which my pottery kids made. And since i have 22 of them this year, there where quite a few firings necessary. But, it's all done!
Merry Christmas!
Monika
-- Monika Schleidt snipped-for-privacy@schleidt.org
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No matter which holiday you celebrate: St Niklaus Day, Christmas, Feast of the Three Kings, Chanukah, Kwanzaa, Solstice, Ramadan (forgive me if I've forgotten any), may your New Year be more full of joy than ever before, and may we all get a sense of awe and wonder each time we open the kiln.
Happy Holidays, Wayne Seidl
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yeah, for us christmas comes every time we open the kiln!
steve
steve graber