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If I ever have the time, I want to learn how to write in Spencerian script for those letters from Santa-- it might be worth looking into for something formal the girls would have to take a second look at
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If I ever have the time, I want to learn how to write in Spencerian script for those letters from Santa-- it might be worth looking into for something formal the girls would have to take a second look at
Ukulelerob
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OK, driveway done for the first time. i think we're just getting started.
hoosierhiver
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Wow, dog training is expensive.
Freeda
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Freeda
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Nah. Just buy a book by the Monks of New Skete. That fixes everything most of the time.
If I ever have the time, I want to learn how to write in Spencerian script for those letters from Santa-- it might be worth looking into for something formal the girls would have to take a second look at
http://www.iampeth.com/
This might move your handwriting along.
The high cost is because they are really training the owner.
Train her yourself. Part Golden = smart dog.
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white rabbits, white rabbits!!!
My car requires full synthetic oil. It's the first time I've had one that did. There is no discernible difference from my perspective, other than cost. For all I know, though, it may be doing a better job on my engine, internally....
I learned cursive in grade school, too. I gave up using it as soon as it was permissible in school to do so. I generally print everything in capitol, block lettering. I find that I write much more legibly that way, and much more quickly, too.
I have noticed that even my printing has suffered from lack of use. Much more keyboarding, now, and fewer occasions to write since retiring. My signature is a scrawl, too, but I'm not at all pleased with it. My father, and the men of his generation, typically had beautiful handwriting. There was a special "method" that they taught in school, back then....
Who was that? Was it.....Kenvin?! Where have you been, sir?
We're expecting a significant snowfall tonight. The average guesstimate is about a foot. In anticipation of that, I spent quite a bit of time rearranging the garage such that I can get my car inside. It'll keep me from having to unbury it tomorrow, and will allow the plow guy better access to clear the driveway.
This will be the first time this car has ever been in the garage, and I've been driving it for almost five years. It won't know how to act....
This will be the first time this car has ever been in the garage, and I've been driving it for almost five years. It won't know how to act....
Freeda
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my house is only 10 percent humidity right now, and of the place I'm keeping my ukuleles is it is hanging around 30. Is that going to be adequate? Or do I need to ramp it up?
They should be okay, depending on how they're stored. Are they sitting out, exposed to the room air? Or are they in cases? Do the cases have humidifiers?
Mine live in their cases, without humidifiers, in a closet. All except for one, which sits out in the living room in a stand. I've never checked the humidity here, and I'm sure I should, but I've never had any problems....
Freeda
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They are in drawers with water and hygrometers.
That must have been a really nice way to say goodbye, with all your family, kind of like a house wake.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY KENVIN!!!!
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and good morning hos
hoosierhiver
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It was frozen with some snow when I got up, now we have a steady rain that I fear will turn everything into ice later.
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