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#1401
Originally Posted by Tussymussy
:lol: Mary it was a roll of candy, depending on the heat they can be like gummy bears. But I find gummy bears soft in comparison to wine gums. Sometimes they can be so hard that they make your teeth ache from all the chewing. That's why I told you to stick with the brandy........ that reminds me, when I was a kid the big bags of wine gums had the name of which drink they were supposed to be like (and they don't taste like it!) was on top of them.
I remember brandy, sherry and port. Then the poor old memory fails.
I remember brandy, sherry and port. Then the poor old memory fails.
Originally Posted by lawsonmugs
Happy Anniversary!!!! May you have many many more years of love and happiness.Aurora-what beautiful fabrics you recieved.Quilting Aggi- Wine gum is candy??? Thought it was a chewing gum.Then I thought no,you don't send that to a secret pal.It must be like gummy bears or gumdrops.Everyone have a happy day. Mary
#1403
Originally Posted by Jennifer22206
Oh my - my DH is from England, and your co-worker is right, you haven't lived till you've eaten a Flake candy bar. Holy smokes, those are AMAZING!!
They filmed the girls in all sorts of situations, I loved the one where she was having a bath in an old fashioned roll top bath and forgot that the tap was running whilst she enjoyed the delights of her flake.
Perhaps I will put one in my July SP's package, but they don't travel all that well as it was called: the crumbliest, flakiest chocolate!
#1405
On my bucket list is to visit England where my ancestors lived. My geneology has been traced back to the 1500's to Upwey, England (south coastal area, I think, but I am geographically challenged so not sure). I even know what ship my 13 GGF took to Massachusettes. And I share a 7th GGF with Lucille Ball, and John Wayne is in my lineage somewhere, too. Fascinating. Here's a photo of the sheep farm. I have access to the inventory of this place in the 1500's, as well as a copy of his will. Anyone else out there interested in geneology?
The Sprague Upwey Mill
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#1406
Rita's mom-You are so welcome. I tried to get it out quickly so you didn't have to wait any more. Sorry your regular pal didn't send yours. That's such a shame when it happens.Hope your daughter wins a ribbon if she shows her calf. I have 2 calfs due this month. After over 30 years it's still thrilling when they are born.Life can be amazing.Mary
#1408
I do genelogy too.
Originally Posted by SharonAnne
On my bucket list is to visit England where my ancestors lived. My geneology has been traced back to the 1500's to Upwey, England (south coastal area, I think, but I am geographically challenged so not sure). I even know what ship my 13 GGF took to Massachusettes. And I share a 7th GGF with Lucille Ball, and John Wayne is in my lineage somewhere, too. Fascinating. Here's a photo of the sheep farm. I have access to the inventory of this place in the 1500's, as well as a copy of his will. Anyone else out there interested in geneology?
#1409
I'm just so concerned about my swap partner! Have been trying to get in touch with her for a couple of weeks, but she's not been on the board and I don't have her address..
Am just hoping that Norbanaquilts is alright, and that she'll contact me soon... no swaps yet, til I hear from her. Prayers, please...
Am just hoping that Norbanaquilts is alright, and that she'll contact me soon... no swaps yet, til I hear from her. Prayers, please...
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