found a lovely stola with sleeves

They drive my crazy.

However my DSL's uncle from Scotland was over while I was in Toronto and I did the letter puzzles with him. They come in one of the British news papers. They give you 9 letters in three rows of 3. The center letter has to be used in all the words. Now try to make as many words with at least 4 letters. Amazingly fun to do

Els

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Els van Dam
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Haven't seen that one yet, Els. I'll have to have a look.

Katherine

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Katherine

Sounds familiar, .... been there done that....LOL Skye will come and lean against my leggs, look up and starts with...." Omaaaa, " add a big smille and here comes the request. Often one that her mother has just told her she can't have or do...... Never mind I think it still makes you a great grand mother in my book.

Els

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Els van Dam

I have to ask Uncle John what the name of the paper is and we can share one.

Els

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Els van Dam

LOL I think that Kandace uses the same tone. As for the "great grandmother" - it takes one to know one.

Katherine

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Katherine

Sounds good!

Katherine

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Katherine

right on...LOL

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Els van Dam

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Mirjam Bruck-Cohen

"Mirjam Bruck-Cohen" skrev i melding news: snipped-for-privacy@ar.news.verio.net...

*That sounds interesting!

*Well, it sounds not easy, you are QUITE right! LOL! When we shall describe something very difficult, we say: "It's Hebrew to me!"

,,, my favorite puzzels are Tottaly White

*I have never heard about that, how is that?

AUD ;-))

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Aud

Aud Hahahahhahah when we want to describe something hard we say ' It sounds like Chineese ...... i will send you the copy ,

That is wonderful hahahahhh , but thinka bout all the babies who easily speak Hebrew hahhahah

Oh it goes like this you get a complete white graph , with Numbers on one side and letters on the others .. Definitions are given for in one line for a whole row , and yoiu have to work out where the black squares come 123456789 a b c d for example now deffinitins will say

  1. house. boat
2 dog , book. etc.... than a. name . place b. actor flower etc... and you fill it in ,,, mirjam
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Mirjam Bruck-Cohen

OK I admit that I do it daily as it's in the local paper that i pick up on the way to work each day. I hav also got a couple of the books as I do enjoy them. I am actualy doing them right handed so that I don't miss my knitting and crocheting as much. Doing them right handed is a chalenge considering I'm a lefty.

Darlene in Toronto

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Craftkitten (Darlene)

Katherine, it comes in the International Express. I have no idea if you can find one, but maybe we can look at the internet and see if it is availble.

Els

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Els van Dam

Hmm, I just had a look but can't find anything.

Katherine

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Katherine

Here you are, Katherine!

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Aud

Here's another type of puzzle that I became addicted to for a while. It says it also originated in Japan

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> AUD ;-))

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Thanks, Aud.

Katherine

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Katherine

After our discussion the other day, I did a Google search and came up with this website.

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Let me tell you, I am now addicted! LOLJanise

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Janise

Thanks, Janise. I have saved this site, too.

Kather> After our discussion the other day, I did a Google search and came up

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Katherine so did I, and I could not find it either. Looks like I have to talk to Michelle and Uncle John again to get it right this time

Els

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Els van Dam

Aud It looks like great draftings for weaving. LOL

Els

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Els van Dam

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