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Larisa

Way to go James! Great job! I know you've had a very experienced teacher, but you still executed everything wonderfully! Congratulations.

What a talented son you have, Kate. He did a wonderful job on those jeans. He should be proud of himself!

Gillian > James has been busy!

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No words except ... Wow! . In message , Kate XXXXXX writes

Great job, James!! They look great.

Go James! Those look great! You'll be taking a partner into the clothing business soon. Roberta in D

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Wow! I'm impressed, James! :D

On Fri, 31 Aug 2007 06:53:27 -0500, Kate XXXXXX wrote (in article ):

Way to go James!

Maureen

Kate, that is awesome! I don't think I'd ever tackle jeans and there goes your James, stitching away! As we say in the South, you done raised him up right!

So great. Better than I could have done. Our home ec teacher had several guys sign up for clothing construction this year. Makes me so happy.

Steve Alaska

"Kate XXXXXX" wrote in message news: snipped-for-privacy@corp.supernews.com... James has been busy!

Good for you, James! Well done! I am awestruck......

We are just SO proud of you, James. Well done, fine job. Polly

My gosh, Kate! Isn't he growing like a weed.

Oh and Nice Pants.

Cindy

Thankl you one and all for the kind words. I'm a VERY proud mum! :D

The jeans must be comfortable: he put them on Friday morning, and has worn them every day this weekend while we've been away visiting friends and his granddad! :D :D

Cindy, he is indeed growing like a weed! Mind you, it's the strong Scots thistle type of weed! No skinny youth this one! He's built like a brick netty: stands four square to the wind and waves break against him! I swear he came back from the scout camp at Kandersteg in Switzerland 2" taller than he went...

Ohhhh I do love these British expressions! "a brick netty" "four square to the wind"....actually I'm not just sure what that one means. :-) But I do get the picture.

Four square to the wind I know, especially living in a yatching area, but I've never hear of a brick netty!

I have a feeling it's a 'wee hoosie' down the garden? >g<

Hurry up and put us out of our misery Kate! . In message , Sally Swindells writes