/...thanks Karen... sorry I do not respond to your facebook entries... I do not do facebook anymore ...just the messenger part.
Hope you are busy and that you will have great success at thenext craft show
Watch in the next blog for a picture of a salt pig ... I leave you in suspense. Happy you are enjoying the blogs...tansbetogot I am in a nice room for the next 3 days... pissing rain outside ... will start today's blog ;-) ;-) ;-)
Beautiful Barbara Happy Thanksgiving my dear friend - I thanks we met one maravilloso day in Ottawa. Kisses and hugs, enjoy this dream, be safe. Love. Eugenia
Greetings my lovely Eugenia... I think of you often ... feel bad that I do not write you more often. I hope you will keep enjoying my blogs... tell me how you are and how your work is coming along ... continue to look for a house as creative and beautiful as yours...Hugs and kisses... Barbara ;-)
Hi Barbara, thanks again for the very interesting and informative blog. I never heard of white acorns before this. Your energy and determination to keep on walking are astounding. Hopefully, the cough medicine helped.
Muchos abrazos, Barb E.
Your Mail Hi Barbara ... hope you are having time of your life. I am receiving packages for you and from you lol ... Running out of room in my office. Can you sister pick this up and put into your apartment? or take with her? Let me know an option for all this stuff. Thanks.
Hi again, I just googled Jacob sheep and found out that they are bred in Canada as well. The closes place to us is Carleton, Ontario. There is also a link to a wool shop. Here's the link: http://www.wool.ca/Jacob_Sheep
at least in the fifties the women put a kerchief on their head over the curlers.... but the girls I saw on the street ...three of them at the railroad station just had the cu ...big fat curlers on their heads and then tights...which are not pants!
Than you Thank you Thankyou... will get ontothat ...want to spin the woolso that the black and white happen randomly... am thim=nking this woudl be a good looking project
Dear Barbara, thank you again for a very interesting blog. As usual the pictures are amazing. I'm happy to here that you have recuperated from your bout of the runs. They say rice is good option. I'm surprised that you could eat the pickles on your plate without further consequences. I find that the acidity just aggravates the condition more.
I will be googling "Jacob sheep". That is fascinating. Hopefully, you could get your hands on some fleece in the USA to make that sweater.
Take care. Muchos abrazos. Barb E
its hard to find rice .. unless you sit down in a restaurant and order a whole meal ... when I travel I tend to eat food from the grocery store.... who knows what will come on your plate and then there is the higher cost... thanks for thinking for me ..
curlers! that is such an amazing photo. I wish I could share it.
I wonder how many women; 1, could carry it off so well, 2, can really be sucked in by images from the media to 3, spend all that time and energy on such artifice ...?
Newcastle Violets tea shop. Love it.
Let's hope you will empty yourself out and be fine for the rest of the trip ?
Interesting market
Beautiful bridges
Cat shop..... very interesting
Dear Barbara, thank you for the updates and for the beautiful pictures. I'm glad you're enjoying your excursions despite the condition of your hotel room. Take care.
...and thank you for taking the time to sent a message... it gets lonely out here. I'll be back in Nov ....maybe we can go to the cinema for live ballet or opera. On Nov 18 I will be going to the production of George and the dragon from the national theatre...do not know if it will be shown in Sudbury ... but Silver City events is definitely a site to watch.
Karen
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Nice
Thanks for keeping in touch