v-e-r-y OT: just for FUN

I can add MORE:

1. Learn to play the Dulcimer
2. Build a Dulcimer
3. Have a flower species named after me.
4. Have a star named after me.
5. Find a good cache while metal-detecting with DH.

Anyone???? Noreen

Take a Greenland cruise. When I was a teenager I wanted to visit the Holy Land and Rome. Neither has any attraction for me now :-(

Live to see all my great grandchildren

Physically meeting on-line friends isn't always successful :-( Still, one bad one out of scores of good ones is worth the risk :-)

I like funerals - any excuse for a party :-)

I'd like to manage to use all my stashed yarn and be able to justify buying the beautiful new ones which are now available (vowed not to buy ANYTHING until the rest is used!)

Die in my husband's arms, or have him die in mine. Ideally both together.

Answer ALL my flagged messages

As I've aged I've found that I want less and less ...

Mary

A good wake is a worthwhile memorial.

Non-traumatically.

S.A.B.L.E. applies to more than yarn, and that pretty much covers my ten things.

=Tamar

S.A.B.L.E.?? : (

? ?? I need another cupa "Java" Aaron

Here is my list:

1. Minimize human activates that contribute to global warming.
2. Develop and popularize technologies that minimize additional global warming.
3. Develop and popularize technologies that allow humans to survive the effects of global warming. And, just for fun,
4. Pay taxes.

Global warming is coming much faster than the media or Gore or the IPCC are reporting, and the effects are not going to be nearly as much fun as "Paying Taxes". Knitting fast and tight is part of task 3.

Aaron

I don`t make a list i actually act every day in this direction . mirjam

Stash acquisition beyond life expectation

This is a really tough one.

Hugs & God bless, Dennis & Gail

Well said - so do I!

Mary

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The same here Ladies

Hugs & God bless, Dennis & Gail

These "morons who always ask, what's the purpose of this question" exist only in your mind. If you want to see an actual moron, look in the mirror.

It's definitely worth the risk. I've had the pleasure of meeting in person four people from this group. There are several others whom I hope to meet in the future.

That's not kind.

I met a now-good-friend after we became exchange partners on a Yahoo group. We now meet up once a year at a knitting camp in Colorado, where I've also met other good friends of hers. I met another woman who is also a skating fan (like I am) through a Usenet group. We have been to a number of skating competitions together, along with a bunch of other women. It was fun.

Shelagh

Neither was the first comment, if you want to get into it. Totally unnecessary.

Shelagh

And JJ and I enjoyed meeting Jan. We got together for coffee when she flew out to our area. Then she met Els in BC later. We had much to talk about even though we had only known each other online. By the way, she does really lovely work!

Judy

RE: meeting online "friends" in person:

Just be careful. Sometimes, they turn into lunatic stalkers.

"fiberlicious" wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@q75g2000hsh.googlegroups.com:

just as likely as someone you know IRL becoming a lunatic stalker. none of the online friends i've met have been anything but wonderful (including the guy from Australia i invited to stay at my house for a week). i have, however, had

*2* lunatic stalkers & neither one has a computer (thankfully!). one took 5 moves through 3 states to lose & the other i turned over to the FBI... real loons! lee

I met my two different on-line friends "in public" and in the presence of others for the first time. I'm sure they wanted to make sure I wasn't a lunatic either. ;>)

Shelagh