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A discussion came up on another group about how to indicate disposition of things when one dies. Of course one can make bequests in a will but the discussion about things like jewelry, furniture,

Jenny, Glad you were able to go and see Alastair in Geneva. But I’m sorry to hear about your mother and yes, your father will have to adjust. I had to forbid my father from driving and my sister has

Love reading what everyone is making and doing. My poor parents have been having a lengthy health saga including Mum going into hospital 7 weeks ago for an infection and breaking her hip there two

Hi Mary, Finally got around to reading the entire post. How exciting about the grand baby! Congratulations! I have actually been knitting a few more complex pieces a year now but I mostly spin and

How incredibly wonderful for you, to have them so close! It’s been 20 months since we’ve been in the same room as our Grands, and longer for our older son. The Grands came to Philadelphia by train

Ann, it is my first Grandbaby! My son married two years ago.? He's 36 now, so I'm happy that they on parent track.? They live about a mile away, so they only have to call, and I'll be there to scoop

Jaya, I wonder which way would look better in a drop shoulder?? Fast rate first or slow? Mary Jaya's quote:? You can do half the decreases every 4 rows and the other half every 2 rows to average out

Erica,.. I tried Lekala a few years ago, but didn't have much luck with them.? It may just have been the designs I selected.? It certainly is a great concept, but for me the fit wasn't there.?

I hear your frustration on exercise, Mary. We haven’t gone back to our in-person classes. Our compromise has been that the leader of those same classes holds Zoom workouts 4 times a week for 4 of us

Mary, You can do half the decreases every 4 rows and the other half every 2 rows to average out to every 3 rows. Depending on your preference decrease faster first and then slower after or vice versa.

Love your "copy" top! Sewing is the "new" knitting ... definitely on a huge uptick with the younger set. (and small frame loom weaving/macrame is also red hot with creativity right now) Are you

Hi Jenny. I am sewing quite a bit.? I've really enjoyed copying garments that I see in a store or own.? It's mentally challenging, involves lots of pattern drafting, and exciting to see how close

That’s absolutely amazing, Mary. I loved watching the video, thank you so much for sharing this. Are you still sewing, yourself? Jenny Sent: 01 August 2021 01:43 To: [email protected] Subject:

Not knitting, but this lady produces botanical reproductions with embroidery: https://www.abc.net.au/gardening/factsheets/my-garden-path---lynne-stone/13197374 Mary.

Thank you all! My SIL is recovering slowly from a stroke she had following a COVID-19 infection. We don't know if the two are related or not. She is able to talk slowly to us via the web so I see it

Jaya Keeping my fingers crossed for all your folks! Connie

Fantastic! I’m so behind on all my email. ??♀? Connie

So glad to hear your family remains so well. Thank you for updating us! jacqueline

So wonderful to hear - congrats!!! jacqueline

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