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Re: Boston 15 May 2013 13:26 #103554

Reetzbobeetz OFFLINE Posts: 4193 Thank you received: 209	Beautiful Limbania.
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Re: Boston 15 May 2013 13:16 #103553

clhdabb OFFLINE Posts: 688 Thank you received: 67	Perfect, Limbania!
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Re: Boston 15 May 2013 06:01 #103546

loise98 OFFLINE Posts: 2932 Thank you received: 267	Very nice, Limbania. So creative.
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Re: Boston 15 May 2013 03:54 #103543

lotti OFFLINE Posts: 1893 Thank you received: 309	fabulous quilts Limbania - so bright and cheerful!
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Re: Boston 15 May 2013 03:08 #103542

PosyP OFFLINE Posts: 4106 Thank you received: 361	That is beautiful Limbania. I got side tracked and doubt that I could make it through the postage system for the arrive by date now.
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Re: Boston 15 May 2013 03:01 #103541

Limbania55 OFFLINE Posts: 673 Thank you received: 7	To Boston With Love. http://vancouvermodernquiltguild.ca/blog/2013/04/to-boston-with-love/ Made my flag, mailing it tomorrow!
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Re: Boston 29 Apr 2013 09:36 #102669

cjbeg OFFLINE Posts: 704	cjbeg wrote: How about Peace Symbols or something along that line.Google Peace symbol and you'll find all kinds of photos. I just saw a pretty simple Dove that would work well in applique.
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Re: Boston 29 Apr 2013 09:32 #102668

cjbeg OFFLINE Posts: 704	How about Peace Symbols or something along that line.Google Peace symbol and you'll find all kinds of photos.
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Re: Boston 26 Apr 2013 21:15 #102520

lorra OFFLINE Posts: 962 Thank you received: 122	I don't know about Boston, but I know quite a few people in the Midwest drink tea. I am a tea bag person myself, but recently bought a new teapot. I wonder it if can get loose tea in my town? I like the Bigalow teas. If it is hot summertime, though, I take my tea iced and sweet.
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Re: Boston 23 Apr 2013 18:53 #102261

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There are still some tea drinkers in the USA. DH and I have Earl Grey (the Queen's tea) every morning and brewed - not from tea bags. But who knows what they drink in Boston these days as I have not been there for many years even though it is one of my favorite places in the US. Being a history buff, you can not really beat Boston. One of my favorite memories is drinking wine and having clam chowder at a bar in Boston followed by the best cheesecake I have ever had. Wish I still could indulge in that much food at one sitting but as I get older the stomach gets smaller. Too bad the rest of the body hasn't figured it out. LOL

But all fun aside, I am praying for the people in Boston who were affected by this horrendous event and hope that they will find peace in their hearts even while this violence continues around the world. Hugs, ann

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Re: Boston 23 Apr 2013 18:05 #102256

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Lorchen, if you get to Vermont,please let me know. I know a few fabric/quilter's shoppes there. But they're not much for tea - the US folks seem to do coffee mostly. We ordered tea in Georgia once and got Iced Tea! Same in Vermont. When I go to the US, I often bring my own tea bags and just ask for hot water.

Boston? The only city I've been lost in TWICE, trying to negotiate my way from one side through to the other side.

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Re: Boston 23 Apr 2013 17:37 #102254

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I actually did drink tea in Boston (more than once) and ate very tasty blueberry cheesecake (more than once) about 11 years ago. And then there was the lobster, the very interesting JFK museum, the tempting shops, the lighthouse, the amazing people........... Anybody knows the winning lottery numbers for next week? I'd relocate to Boston like a flash, and then get myself two little vacation bungalows - one in Vermont (within walking distance of the delightful little library in and one on Cape Cod (as close as possible to Nauset Light).

Woodstock Library

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From the edge of Sherwood Forest, home of Robin Hood

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Re: Boston 23 Apr 2013 16:47 #102250

Renata OFFLINE Posts: 2673 Thank you received: 260	Reetzbobeetz wrote: A beer mug so Rosemary! There you go, Rosemary... a Sam Adams Boston Ale mug! Who in Boston wouldn't love you for that?
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Re: Boston 23 Apr 2013 16:32 #102246

PosyP OFFLINE Posts: 4106 Thank you received: 361	Yeah, but I have heard that most of the beer in US is 'near beer' unlike what we get on this side of the pond - and that was an american who told me - perhaps I had better play it safe and simple.
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