Another Reason to Make Warm Quilts
#11
Interesting note on the people whose website the OP linked to.
http://issuepedia.org/Space_and_Science_Research_Center
I think I will wait and see what happens!
http://issuepedia.org/Space_and_Science_Research_Center
I think I will wait and see what happens!
#13
#14
Here in the UK we have had a run of bad winters, and have just had the worst summer on record so I am just finishing two quilts that will be added to my OWN collection so I have plenty to pile up on my bed to keep me and Muffin warm.
#15
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hmmm Global Warming ? don't get me started !LOL Read the farmer's almanac its more reliable than some think tank that is paid for its observations.
Just like mercury poisoning our streams from fishing etc.. what occurs naturally in nature ? Mercury ..
Oh well-let me getback to sewing !LOL
Just like mercury poisoning our streams from fishing etc.. what occurs naturally in nature ? Mercury ..
Oh well-let me getback to sewing !LOL
#16
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Join Date: Jul 2011
Location: Texas
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Our house is appx. 100 yr old Farm house w/70 pecan trees. My DH put a false wall outside the house with new hardy board siding so we should be nice and warm this winter. He built a frame and then put tarpaper inside each and insulation and then the siding. So for in our 105 deg. temp. and the dust storms and 70 mph winds we stay cool ; so we will see what the winter will bring. We found out the metal roof was not sealed and had it sealed to keep dust and wind out. (did not know about metal roofs). Our problem here is not being able to find anyone willing to work at anything. even offering high pay and working with them does not work.
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