Now would be a really good time....

I'm certain that he was, Snigs. Wear your bling in health and good
memories.
--
Carey in MA
(also a hippy-type gal, who wears the fine(tho' not so grand) jewelry
received from DBF on special occasions...)


"SNIGDIBBLY" wrote in message
news:SmTuf.254496$0l5.181337@dukeread06...
Well I sort of felt foolish wearing all that bling until I thought about
the
look of pride and love my Pollock had when he gave it to me. Out of
respect
and love for him I adapted. I've always been a very natural hippy type -
No
make up, plain clothing, etc. Long as I was decently covered and clean I
didn't fuss too much. The Pollock said I was his empress and said I
deserved a little sparkle. I must trust that he was right.

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"Taria" wrote in message
news:jBSuf.3830$Yc2.1029@trnddc04...
My mom left me her big diamond ring because I was the only one that
liked
the style. Only thing is I don't wear rings, just my simple
wedding band. I have tried to wear that ring. The stone is big and
makes it awkward for me so it sits in the bank box. My fingers are
getting to the point the swelling makes wearing rings difficult anyway.
I wonder if I should give that ring to a sister or just hold it
for maybe one of my kids to use as a wedding ring. How do you
women wear a mess of jewelry and not have it get in the way?
It just doesn't work for my lifestyle : (
Taria

SNIGDIBBLY wrote:

Well this is OT I reckon but I went to my safe deposit box and pulled
out
my diamond earrings and engagement ring and had them checked at the
jewelers for the insurance company and then put them on. My sweet
Pollock gave them to me and I should be wearing them instead of hiding
them at the bank. If they get stolen - they get stolen. The earrings
are solitaires 1 carat each and are set in yellow gold and the
engagement
ring has a 2 carat round cut solitaire and 2 baguettes on each side
symbolizing the Trinity. I have had them stored away for several years
because I was afraid to wear them. Just not going to do that any more.
Reminds me of all the pretty things my mother put away for someday
special and never wore.

Yep Jo - when they had their 20%off sale before Christmas I stocked up on
blades and other bits'n'pieces in large quantities. With classes I go
through about 5 blades a week so I always buy the big packs.
--

Cheryl in Oz
http://community.webshots.com/user/witchofthewest
cawaitesATnetconnectDOTcomDOTau

"Johanna Gibson" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 04 Jan 2006 06:02:14 GMT, "lisa skeen"
wrote:

Because they're so dang expensive for what you get, that's why! I think
it's absolutely RIDICULOUS what they charge for rotary cutter blades.

L

I like to buy the 10 or 20 rotary cutter blade pack at Hancock's of
Paducah. That is the only thing I buy from them, most of the time, so
I always have a blade when I need a change. I do have a sharpener,
and I will sharpen a blade once, then use it on something like fleece
and then it goes into an different, marked canister, that is where the
dead blades in my house live.
If you have a box of 20 waiting for you, it's easier to change the
blade when it needs it. It really makes a difference.


-- Jo in Scotland

Snigs, I agree with you about wearing the jewelry. My Aunt Jesse said that
the older a lady's hands become, the more diamonds she should wear. She
did. I do. It was her theory that people will be so agog at the jewelry
that they'll never notice the swelling and spots. Have you found a way to
decorate elbows? Mine sure could use something. Polly

"SNIGDIBBLY" wrote in message
news:CnSuf.253739$0l5.133502@dukeread06...
Well this is OT I reckon but I went to my safe deposit box and pulled out
my diamond earrings and engagement ring and had them checked at the
jewelers for the insurance company and then put them on. My sweet Pollock
gave them to me and I should be wearing them instead of hiding them at the
bank. If they get stolen - they get stolen. The earrings are solitaires
1 carat each and are set in yellow gold and the engagement ring has a 2
carat round cut solitaire and 2 baguettes on each side symbolizing the
Trinity. I have had them stored away for several years because I was
afraid to wear them. Just not going to do that any more. Reminds me of
all the pretty things my mother put away for someday special and never
wore.


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"Leslie & The Furbabies in MO." wrote in message
oups.com...
..... to change your rotary cutter blade (clean and oil the cutter,
too), clean, oil and install a new needle in your sewing machine, renew
the "don't slip thingies" on your fav rulers, wind some spare bobbins,
remind yourself to write 2006 and tell your spouse, SO, children and/or
furbabies that you love them- along with a kiss or three and a snuggle.
It's all good stuff!

This public service announcement brought to you by....

The HairyButt Gang in MO.

He always said I neglected myself and that it was his job to treat me the
way I should be treated. He was the most wonderful man and blessed only 13
years of my life.
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"Carey N." wrote in message
news:gfVuf.8047$gq4.5770@trndny04...
I'm certain that he was, Snigs. Wear your bling in health and good
memories.
--
Carey in MA
(also a hippy-type gal, who wears the fine(tho' not so grand) jewelry
received from DBF on special occasions...)


"SNIGDIBBLY" wrote in message
news:SmTuf.254496$0l5.181337@dukeread06...
Well I sort of felt foolish wearing all that bling until I thought about
the
look of pride and love my Pollock had when he gave it to me. Out of
respect
and love for him I adapted. I've always been a very natural hippy type -
No
make up, plain clothing, etc. Long as I was decently covered and clean I
didn't fuss too much. The Pollock said I was his empress and said I
deserved a little sparkle. I must trust that he was right.

--
http://community.webshots.com/user/snigdibbly
SNIGDIBBLY
~e~
"
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"Taria" wrote in message
news:jBSuf.3830$Yc2.1029@trnddc04...
My mom left me her big diamond ring because I was the only one that
liked
the style. Only thing is I don't wear rings, just my simple
wedding band. I have tried to wear that ring. The stone is big and
makes it awkward for me so it sits in the bank box. My fingers are
getting to the point the swelling makes wearing rings difficult
anyway.
I wonder if I should give that ring to a sister or just hold it
for maybe one of my kids to use as a wedding ring. How do you
women wear a mess of jewelry and not have it get in the way?
It just doesn't work for my lifestyle : (
Taria

SNIGDIBBLY wrote:

Well this is OT I reckon but I went to my safe deposit box and pulled
out
my diamond earrings and engagement ring and had them checked at the
jewelers for the insurance company and then put them on. My sweet
Pollock gave them to me and I should be wearing them instead of hiding
them at the bank. If they get stolen - they get stolen. The earrings
are solitaires 1 carat each and are set in yellow gold and the
engagement
ring has a 2 carat round cut solitaire and 2 baguettes on each side
symbolizing the Trinity. I have had them stored away for several
years
because I was afraid to wear them. Just not going to do that any
more.
Reminds me of all the pretty things my mother put away for someday
special and never wore.

So far I just put some heavy duty lotion on the elbows. I think your Aunt
Jesse sure knew what she was talking about. I reckon I can resize if the
fingers swell too much.

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"Polly Esther" wrote in message
ink.net...
Snigs, I agree with you about wearing the jewelry. My Aunt Jesse said
that the older a lady's hands become, the more diamonds she should wear.
She did. I do. It was her theory that people will be so agog at the
jewelry that they'll never notice the swelling and spots. Have you found a
way to decorate elbows? Mine sure could use something. Polly

"SNIGDIBBLY" wrote in message
news:CnSuf.253739$0l5.133502@dukeread06...
Well this is OT I reckon but I went to my safe deposit box and pulled out
my diamond earrings and engagement ring and had them checked at the
jewelers for the insurance company and then put them on. My sweet
Pollock gave them to me and I should be wearing them instead of hiding
them at the bank. If they get stolen - they get stolen. The earrings
are solitaires 1 carat each and are set in yellow gold and the engagement
ring has a 2 carat round cut solitaire and 2 baguettes on each side
symbolizing the Trinity. I have had them stored away for several years
because I was afraid to wear them. Just not going to do that any more.
Reminds me of all the pretty things my mother put away for someday
special and never wore.


--
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SNIGDIBBLY
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"Leslie & The Furbabies in MO." wrote in message
oups.com...
..... to change your rotary cutter blade (clean and oil the cutter,
too), clean, oil and install a new needle in your sewing machine, renew
the "don't slip thingies" on your fav rulers, wind some spare bobbins,
remind yourself to write 2006 and tell your spouse, SO, children and/or
furbabies that you love them- along with a kiss or three and a snuggle.
It's all good stuff!

This public service announcement brought to you by....

The HairyButt Gang in MO.

Best advice I got from a 'bad Dr' was to: mix Eucerin creme (NOT lotion)
with Hydrocortisone creme (Dr prescription strength) 50/50. Takes care of
rough patches better than anything on the market. 1 jar and 1 prescription
lasted me a year--just got another refill.and DH found a BIG jar of the
creme so that should last 2 years! No slathering it on either, just put it
on sparingly.....nice soft skin: elbows, heels, etc and you do not have to
put a pair of socks/ gloves on over it either ; )

Butterfly

"SNIGDIBBLY" wrote in message
news:np%uf.254982$0l5.149243@dukeread06...
So far I just put some heavy duty lotion on the elbows. I think your Aunt
Jesse sure knew what she was talking about. I reckon I can resize if the
fingers swell too much.

--
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SNIGDIBBLY
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"Polly Esther" wrote in message
ink.net...
Snigs, I agree with you about wearing the jewelry. My Aunt Jesse said
that the older a lady's hands become, the more diamonds she should wear.
She did. I do. It was her theory that people will be so agog at the
jewelry that they'll never notice the swelling and spots. Have you found
a way to decorate elbows? Mine sure could use something. Polly

"SNIGDIBBLY" wrote in message
news:CnSuf.253739$0l5.133502@dukeread06...
Well this is OT I reckon but I went to my safe deposit box and pulled
out my diamond earrings and engagement ring and had them checked at the
jewelers for the insurance company and then put them on. My sweet
Pollock gave them to me and I should be wearing them instead of hiding
them at the bank. If they get stolen - they get stolen. The earrings
are solitaires 1 carat each and are set in yellow gold and the
engagement ring has a 2 carat round cut solitaire and 2 baguettes on
each side symbolizing the Trinity. I have had them stored away for
several years because I was afraid to wear them. Just not going to do
that any more. Reminds me of all the pretty things my mother put away
for someday special and never wore.


--
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SNIGDIBBLY
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"Leslie & The Furbabies in MO." wrote in message
oups.com...
..... to change your rotary cutter blade (clean and oil the cutter,
too), clean, oil and install a new needle in your sewing machine, renew
the "don't slip thingies" on your fav rulers, wind some spare bobbins,
remind yourself to write 2006 and tell your spouse, SO, children and/or
furbabies that you love them- along with a kiss or three and a snuggle.
It's all good stuff!

This public service announcement brought to you by....

The HairyButt Gang in MO.

I carry a little container of Eucerin in my purse all the time. That's just
a good all around creme for anything and cost practically nothing. Because
of my impaired immune system I wash my hands with soap a lot and during
winter my hands can really get dry and cracked but the eucerin takes real
good care of that.

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"Butterfly" wrote in message
...
Best advice I got from a 'bad Dr' was to: mix Eucerin creme (NOT lotion)
with Hydrocortisone creme (Dr prescription strength) 50/50. Takes care of
rough patches better than anything on the market. 1 jar and 1
prescription lasted me a year--just got another refill.and DH found a BIG
jar of the creme so that should last 2 years! No slathering it on either,
just put it on sparingly.....nice soft skin: elbows, heels, etc and you do
not have to put a pair of socks/ gloves on over it either ; )

Butterfly

"SNIGDIBBLY" wrote in message
news:np%uf.254982$0l5.149243@dukeread06...
So far I just put some heavy duty lotion on the elbows. I think your
Aunt Jesse sure knew what she was talking about. I reckon I can resize
if the fingers swell too much.

--
http://community.webshots.com/user/snigdibbly
SNIGDIBBLY
~e~
"
/ \
http://members.ebay.com/aboutme/snigdibbly.
http://www.ebaystores.com/snigdibbly...ox&refid=store
"Polly Esther" wrote in message
ink.net...
Snigs, I agree with you about wearing the jewelry. My Aunt Jesse said
that the older a lady's hands become, the more diamonds she should wear.
She did. I do. It was her theory that people will be so agog at the
jewelry that they'll never notice the swelling and spots. Have you found
a way to decorate elbows? Mine sure could use something. Polly

"SNIGDIBBLY" wrote in message
news:CnSuf.253739$0l5.133502@dukeread06...
Well this is OT I reckon but I went to my safe deposit box and pulled
out my diamond earrings and engagement ring and had them checked at the
jewelers for the insurance company and then put them on. My sweet
Pollock gave them to me and I should be wearing them instead of hiding
them at the bank. If they get stolen - they get stolen. The earrings
are solitaires 1 carat each and are set in yellow gold and the
engagement ring has a 2 carat round cut solitaire and 2 baguettes on
each side symbolizing the Trinity. I have had them stored away for
several years because I was afraid to wear them. Just not going to do
that any more. Reminds me of all the pretty things my mother put away
for someday special and never wore.


--
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"Leslie & The Furbabies in MO." wrote in
message oups.com...
..... to change your rotary cutter blade (clean and oil the cutter,
too), clean, oil and install a new needle in your sewing machine,
renew
the "don't slip thingies" on your fav rulers, wind some spare bobbins,
remind yourself to write 2006 and tell your spouse, SO, children
and/or
furbabies that you love them- along with a kiss or three and a
snuggle.
It's all good stuff!

This public service announcement brought to you by....

The HairyButt Gang in MO.

Vanicream is another good hand cream and can be tolerated by most
people, even those with allergies and sensitive skin. It's made right
here in Minnesota, too

Julia in MN
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