Re: Spinning wool...

Janise it starts to sound like the fast paced baseball dialogue by Abbot and Costello......

LOL

Els

On Sat, 24 Jun 2006 18:14:06 GMT, Els van Dam spun a fine yarn

Hi, Els! I know all about that confusion between there being a Nora, a Norma, and a Noreen! I volunteered to go by Reeni to help dissuade the confusion, but no one seemed to think it was necessary.... Hugs :-) Noreen (in Tennessee! :D)

We did work it out in the long run Noreen, with your help. I think it took me longer than most. In the beginning I did not even realize that there was more than 1 person.....LOL, I know the difference now. For one I have seen pictures of all three of you, that helps as well. Also you learn about your different loves for different patterns. Noreen learned to spin in a blinking of an eye and Nora, is for every reminding us of all the birthdays,and is a champion afghan knitter and crocheter, plus there is Tom who collects old post cards. Norma, was elected as president for her region for some important volunteer post. Also she lives in my favorite Province, Ontario.

Brain needs unscrambling sometimes but my stubbornness will get me there in the end.....LOL

Els

What? Not here, surely?

Higs, Katherine

OK the heading should read "spinning tales" in stead of spinning wool....LOL

We never get confused at all here....all those white heads....LOL No misunderstandings either. Just a uses of different words to express ourselves. Sometimes we just drift off topic a bit, or do knit a lot of strange patterns in one thread....LOL

When you come to the bottom of a thread, you sometimes have to deal with two different stories going on at the same time. It can get really interesting when one of them is with loud voices and the writers are a little hot under the collar. All the same we still are a great bunch, even the ones who now have silenced their voices, but do come in to read us off and on....LOL

Love you all hope you had a great weekend

Elsd