I love the quiltingboard. There are thousands of us with knowledge and skills shared daily. I have learned so much and look forward to continue learning from all of you.
I think this is a good post and an opportunity to remind us THE WHOLE WORLD is reading what we write.
When I write something 'you' can't see me or hear me.
It is left up to me to say what I want you to know in a way that you know I am laughing at your funny joke, admiring your work or wishing I had been sitting by the person who made that quilt 80 years ago so I could have watched and learned.
I might not always do a good job of that but with each post I make, I do try to.
I have been shocked and embarrassed (for all of us) at some of the bickering I have read in some of the posts. We are not children and should respect each other. I might not agree with something but I shouldn't feel free to slam the writer. Who am I to do that and what gives me the right?
Respectfully, with warm regards,
Dorothy