My doctor was interesting situation has not changed.. now we are going to find out why.
oh well how is it put... "That's life."
Allan
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On Fri, Jun 22, 2012 at 3:18 PM, rigsy03 <rigsy03@yahoo.com> wrote:
I recently paid $6. or so for 4 oz. of clear sewing machine oil that
would not stain fabrics. I thought mine was on the blink but it just
needed lubrication of parts- just like us! I also kept a Singer
featherweight from the '30s but don't use it though I once borrowed it
from Mother to make curtains- it doesn't have a built in zig-zag.
Couture fashions have a lot of hand work- used to make many of my own
clothes- now I use the machine mostly for alterations and try to avoid
black as it is hard on the eyes.
> Rose colored glasses are a great thing to be looking though right now, on
> my part it is mostly looking after others, seeing to their needs. Luud does
> most of that and She is doing good.
>
> Humor and jest lighten the day and Knowing I have a few online friends it
> makes a haven that is not wrapped up in grieving. It is good to have a non
> grieving world where one can go to see the normal world.It is funny though
> when it rains it pours.. Luud has a doctors appointment for test this
> morning.. Dogs wanted to be up Tana the larger one was not feeling good
> and driving the wife nuts (here dog) so she took here down stairs and
> stayed.. Joey decided that we needed to go down stairs because both Tana
> and Mommy ware not there.. now they are tucked in on our laps sound asleep
> as Gabby knows it is just after 6 in the morning..
>
> let me see first hospital,, then Dad, pick up Adri after cataract surgery
> take him home.. visit dad again, rush home for my doctors appointment,,
> hopefully my sewing machine will be cleaned and restored.. I bought a used
> second hand one I knew I could get rebuilt . bought it because it was just
> a straight stitch and zigzag machine I knew all the
> parts were available when I bought it so it will be as good as new. should
> be for a 200 euro repair bill. then it is off to learn how to sew..
> Have a good day everyone it is world burden day, for me at least.. ready
> set bye..
> Allan
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> On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 11:08 PM, malcymo <malc...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > Thanks Gabby, I shall do that.
>
> > On Thursday, June 21, 2012 9:28:49 PM UTC+12, gabbydott wrote:
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> >> If you go to "My membership" on the new group's website you'll find the
> >> option to select how you want to read this group. I selected "Email".
> >> Simple really, once you've found it.
>
> >> On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 10:08 AM, malcymo <malc...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> >>> It may be just me but when I log in it tells me I havn't been here for
> >>> over a week. Likewise, before when I weny into a discussion it allowed me
> >>> to look at the new post, It seems to have got its suspenders in a twist.
> >>> E=mail client? How does that work.
>
> >>> By the way. I like your photo.
>
> >>> On Thursday, June 21, 2012 7:52:03 PM UTC+12, gabbydott wrote:
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> >>>> Yes, I am having the same problems that the history is not showing
> >>>> correctly. And if some of it is showing then only via the old group
> >>>> view or the email client. One needs to dig into the threads themselves to
> >>>> see who posted what. But tell me Malcom, where did you find that posting
> >>>> history feature on new google groups? The new post highlighting is working
> >>>> on my screen though. But I mostly use my email client for reading and
> >>>> posting here, to be honest.
>
> >>>> On Thu, Jun 21, 2012 at 7:23 AM, malcymo <malc...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> >>>>> Since joining new groups I find, that despite the fact that I join you
> >>>>> daily, according to them, whoever they may be, I have not been here for
> >>>>> over a week. Have I been black balled. I dont particularly remember being
> >>>>> very radical.
>
> >>>>> Certain things are missing, I am no longer to identify new posts. Is
> >>>>> it just my inability to handle this environment or is it something else.
>
> >>>>> Maybe I shall have to find another group of interesting folk.
>
> >>>>> Maybe Google have stuffed things up. Are you having the same problems?
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> |_D Allan
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