Awesome...plain an' simple. Thanks!
I recall loving the aroma of the singed wood, an' as a child the thrill of being allowed to use an electric tool that got very hot was...
I had several pyrography kits in the late '40s, an' became quite deft at it. Wonder where they went? Sigh.
Ye Gods an' little fishhooks! I'll never call for PC, in any context...sorry. The look on her face reminds me of an old GF, after I'd spoken some...
What makes you so sure? Seems after all this time she's in a bit of disarray, as ladies in their dotage sometimes are. Guys seldom make it that...
Looks like she needs a hug! Cuddle up!
Who did? Lois Harper? Lotsa dates, some confusion...on my part, especially!
Thank you for that reminder! Terapeak is a feature I've been meaning to explore, but kept procrastinating.
Might say 'Drink More Sake'...?
High probable, if so at all. I suggest that as I seem to recall that, in the days of quill pens an' their use, sand was used to help 'dry' the ink...
A 4X4 grid, 16 squares...Somehow sundial doesn't quite get it, for me.
One may have been for sand...?
I have three of the green one...an' just one of the pink. Green is BIM (2 part), ~5 1/4" high, ~3" flamed rim; it is brightly UV reactive, an' has...
#2 looks Imperial Japanese Army...bicbw.
Thanks, but it's not likely. Age, along with a towering disgust for the state of air travel, limits my meanderings to the NW U.S...automobile or...
Thanks, all...What a sweet education, available here!
Blue John was my Dad's name for skim milk...0% fat. I know about Ellensburg Blue...but this is a new one for me. What is 'Blue John' in this...
Song Dynasty inclusive dates.
Yes...of course! The leafy growth at the joints (culms?), without stems, was unfamiliar to me...but obviously bamboo.
I'm not seeing bamboo...but the fault is certainly mine. A very nice piece of porcelain, Lizzie!
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