On 't' and OT (knitting and groaning)

I sure hope so Dennis I do believe iut will be , but i also heard those who think history isn`t that interesting .. mirjam

Umm it was me Mirjam :))

Do share when you have time please?:))

Mirjam Bruck-Cohen skrev:

Well, I am an Archivist with a B.A. degree in History and Anthropology, so *I* think it's pretty darn interesting!!!

In all fairness, though, History is often so poorly taught in schools that people become totally turned-off from the subject. I had a U.S. History teacher who destroyed my interest in my own country's history. The man was a football coach/teacher and was extremely IGNORANT and didn't like that a skinny little girl knew more than he did! :-(

I think your project is GREAT, Mirjam! I wish I could read Dutch but I think it is too far from English and Swedish for me to understand very much.

Erin

Oops Ophelia i am sorry i didn`t abswer to you ,,, was either too early or too late ,,,,, sorrrrrrry on my knees Humble asking forgiveness... mirjam

Erin when i started lecturing about fiber history , people said i should teach all history like that ,,,, I include bits anout the slavery in America , about the 100 years war , about the first nylon socks , the magna carta ,,,, [ same parliament had stricy rules about using cotton and wool , and dress codes !!!] mirjam My book is going toi be firsr in Hebrew ,,, than we shall see i am looking for sponsring translation ,,, mirjam

LOL xx

LOL Thanks, Mirjam, I consider that quite a compliment.

Higs, Katherine

Hmmm 'specially at the moment eh Kafferine?

Not a joke Mirjam, Katherine has gone back to Unversity for yet another degree:))))

Yes Ophelia i knew that ,,, Happy Christmas to you , and your`s mirjam

Yes I thought so:))

And a Happy Hanukkah (I hope that is correct) to you and yours:)

O xxx

LOL Indeed!

Higs, Katherine

I am proud that you have the nerve to do that to her. I sometimes think it would be nice to do to a relative but have never done it.

Darlene (Craftkitten)

WoolyGooly wrote:

Noreen

If your mom doesn't appreciate the work you do then don't send her any of it.

I think you do wonderful work.

Darlene (Craftkitten)

YarnWright wrote:

Some years ago there were small statuettes made out of cast coal dust for sale in the gift shops. They might work for people who want to be subtle.

=Tamar

Trouble is, sublte doesn't work on those people:(