the internation shipping seemed reasonable. they won't have any control over customs though. you should picket your government's offices to demand duty-free for quiters. :lol:

What bugs me about the whole customs thing is this... IF I didn't live on this island and could drive across the border and shop everyday I wouldn't get dinged. But I Do live on an island so my only option is to shop on line... and they charge me duty.

More discrimination against Newfoundland I say! :wink:

Maybe a bunch of us need to take a "road trip" with cars full of fabric and visit you. :)

I like that idea! And I know of a few other islanders who'd like it too!

i live on an island so can you all come and visit me too! hehehe

Ok, all of us that live on islands, we have to clear room so those that live on mainland states/countries, they can buy TONS of fabric and come visit us.
Who is game???

here here!! I'm with you there!!! we islanders don't a break!!

Do you know of any islanders here in the city that would like to take a quilting course next week??? I have a Trip Around the World class starting Monday night. I need a minimum of 4 people to have a class.. I have 3 so far.... I reeeeeeeeally want to teach next week. It is a four week course and they can register at the H.G.R. Mews Centre on Mundy Pond Road!!!

sounds like a plan to me!! Maybe Marine Atlantic might give all the mainlanders a good deal as they are all coming to the islands here to deliver tons and tons of fabric!!

I also agree with you earlier suggestion.. ROAD TRIP!!!!!!

Once I get back to the mainland US, I'm GOING on a roadtrip. This island living is killing me! First it was the island of Oahu, now Guam. From one island to another, and a smaller one to boot! UGH!!
So, 21 months to go and I BETTER get to a bigger area or hubby is going to be one sad man! lol