Introduction from Iowa
08-02-2009, 08:01 AM
#11
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Salem Iowa
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Originally Posted by telby69
Rhonda, I am using the book Pieced Roman Shades by Terrell Sundermann. She also has a quite informative website.
Website for pictures of our horses: www.thelakearbians.com
Thanks for all of your welcome comments.. Sitting here listening to Elvis Presley gospel songs as my "church" for today.
Hugs,
Terry
Website for pictures of our horses: www.thelakearbians.com
Thanks for all of your welcome comments.. Sitting here listening to Elvis Presley gospel songs as my "church" for today.
Hugs,
Terry
Thanks for the info on the roman shades. I only have two windows I need it for but I have never tried the technique yet. Maybe I will find the time to try it!
I will have to go look at your horses. I do miss spending time in the horse barn. We had ours boarded out as we lived in town then.
I loved learning to train the horses on the lunge line. It was so much fun. Tho cleaning the stalls wasn't near as much fun! They had a pot bellied pig Oscar there that roamed the barn and loved attention. those were fun times!
08-02-2009, 04:08 PM
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Join Date: Mar 2009
Location: Salem Iowa
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Originally Posted by Esqmommy
Is it small enough that you would have met my niece and her family? Her hubby is a helicopter pilot for the hospital (trauma air lift). My niece works somewhere, but can't think of the name of the place!
My son in law may have met him. Ben is an EMT and volunteer firefighter in New London and he worked at the hospital in Mt. Pleasant for awhile. He might have met him when Ben worked as an ambulance driver for the hospital. Burlington is about 30 miles from Mt. Pleasant and New London is in between the two towns.
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