Off Topic - Focused at Our England Members
09-03-2010, 03:18 PM
#32
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Originally Posted by stitchinwitch
Coventry - we don't feel SORRY for you!! WE are just use to the way we live, and can't imagine living any other way --- well that may change.. Your produce is fresh?? Ours is shipped from another country! Hey! I watch Hyacinth and I know what it is like there......that's a joke, ok?
quilty - in CA we had to buy separate cords, and MO too - were told they do NOT sell them together!
quilty - in CA we had to buy separate cords, and MO too - were told they do NOT sell them together!
09-03-2010, 03:24 PM
#33
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Originally Posted by CoventryUK
Originally Posted by stitchinwitch
Coventry - we don't feel SORRY for you!! WE are just use to the way we live, and can't imagine living any other way --- well that may change.. Your produce is fresh?? Ours is shipped from another country! Hey! I watch Hyacinth and I know what it is like there......that's a joke, ok?
quilty - in CA we had to buy separate cords, and MO too - were told they do NOT sell them together!
quilty - in CA we had to buy separate cords, and MO too - were told they do NOT sell them together!
As for the weather and its changes, we have a saying here in New Hampshire, "If you don't like the weather, wait 5 minutes?" and sometimes, that's as long as you have to wait. Weather is a great topic of conversation around here.
09-03-2010, 03:35 PM
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Originally Posted by stitchinwitch
I retired from VON's and yes, alot of the produce was grown in Mexico or Chile. But CA had delicisous produce - in MO = well, that is another story.
09-03-2010, 03:37 PM
#37
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Location: Longwood, Florida
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Originally Posted by Mellina
So, someone else loves watching the English comedies!
I do and I have a collection of English movies. I was raised in Belize when the British were still there and acquired a taste for certain things, like hight tea.
My two sisters migrated over there and I have a bunch of nieces and nephews. One is coming for Thanksgiving with his wife and son. I know them all, as I took a trip and took my boy to meet some of this family and that was some 25 years ago. Yes the frig was tiny and so was the water heater. I found that out when I thought I would take a hot soak lol.
The milk man delivered egg, and milk. I had her get extra milk...it was soooo good.
09-03-2010, 03:39 PM
#38
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Originally Posted by Luv Quilts and Cats
Originally Posted by CoventryUK
Originally Posted by stitchinwitch
Coventry - we don't feel SORRY for you!! WE are just use to the way we live, and can't imagine living any other way --- well that may change.. Your produce is fresh?? Ours is shipped from another country! Hey! I watch Hyacinth and I know what it is like there......that's a joke, ok?
quilty - in CA we had to buy separate cords, and MO too - were told they do NOT sell them together!
quilty - in CA we had to buy separate cords, and MO too - were told they do NOT sell them together!
As for the weather and its changes, we have a saying here in New Hampshire, "If you don't like the weather, wait 5 minutes?" and sometimes, that's as long as you have to wait. Weather is a great topic of conversation around here.
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