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Also,I'd love to add Debbie, Clara, Rosemary and RiverOwl to the mix that I get (RiverOwl because I love her picture!)
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ClaraLawrence wrote:
Just for PosyP. Clara  Now that was evil Clara...  I just spent 30 minutes watching ABBA wondering if I was ever that young! :shock: SIGH!  Put it in my favorites...pure evil I tell you! Lori |
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WOW - putting numbers to this really makes it overwhelming.
I calculated the strip exchange in yards and then bolts - I'll add them up end to end and see how far we can go  |
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PosyP wrote:
ClaraLawrence wrote:
Actually if it scares the horses, we do it more often to get them accustomed to it. Clara PosyP wrote:
Great stuff! Drawing I can do. Quilting I can do. Being a Mommy I can do. Train a horse I can do. So many other things I can do.When do we get to hear your version? Rosemary Singing I can't do and YOU DON'T WANT ME TOO EITHER. Scary. Clara In my family we warn about not doing something in case it 'scares the horses', I guess this could be the case in your house  Rosemary |
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ClaraLawrence wrote:
ClaraLawrence wrote:
tkwritr wrote:
Nevermind. Had a blonde moment. I thought it said 8234 miles not 8 point 238 miles. I knew this project was getting really big in my head, but wow. ClaraIf my calculation is correct, it would stretch approximately 8.238 miles. Wow! That is laid edge to edge. Point to point of the folded triangles would be a bit farther. Impressive!NY, NY to London, England - 3471 miles NY, NY to Munich, Germany - 4042 miles NY, NY to Nairobi, Kenya - 7360 miles NY, NY to Manilla, Philippines - 8509 miles NY, NY to Sydney, Australia - 9935 miles This is truly a global project. Cool! Clara Okay, this blond had that same moment!!!!!  When I read the second post, I went back to the first and checked it better! :shock: But hey, if you add up all of the miles that all of the HSTs have traveled, maybe they will make it to the moon and back! (I am NOT a mathematition, so I will leave it up to those who like to play with numbers, to figure THAT out.) Besides we don't have all of data to even go there! We really are having way too much fun with this exchange! Dawn In beautiful Northwest Montana |
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sforster395 wrote:
I personally think getting HST's from Debbie and Clara are right up there with Edyta, Alex, Ricky, and Margo...the super sensational six Golden Tickets to this fabulous SOTTT! All of you are the "absolute best"! I wouldn't have missed this quilting experience for the world. And to Rosemary...your humor and song writing was so much fun! I love your kind of humor...you are one talented woman! I can't wait to open my "special" package of HST's and begin my quilt! To quote Bob Hope..."Thanks for the memories!" Shirley, Gresham, Oregon Looks like you've just nominated yourself a song to re-write - 'Quilts for the memories!'  Rosemary |
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ClaraLawrence wrote:
PosyP wrote:
Great stuff! Drawing I can do. Quilting I can do. Being a Mommy I can do. Train a horse I can do. So many other things I can do.When do we get to hear your version? Rosemary Singing I can't do and YOU DON'T WANT ME TOO EITHER. Scary. Clara In my family we warn about not doing something in case it 'scares the horses', I guess this could be the case in your house Rosemary |
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I personally think getting HST's from Debbie and Clara are right up there with Edyta, Alex, Ricky, and Margo...the super sensational six Golden Tickets to this fabulous SOTTT! All of you are the "absolute best"! I wouldn't have missed this quilting experience for the world. And to Rosemary...your humor and song writing was so much fun! I love your kind of humor...you are one talented woman! I can't wait to open my "special" package of HST's and begin my quilt! To quote Bob Hope..."Thanks for the memories!" Shirley, Gresham, Oregon |
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ClaraLawrence wrote:
tkwritr wrote:
Nevermind. Had a blonde moment. I thought it said 8234 miles not 8 point 238 miles. I knew this project was getting really big in my head, but wow. Clara If my calculation is correct, it would stretch approximately 8.238 miles. Wow! That is laid edge to edge. Point to point of the folded triangles would be a bit farther. Impressive!NY, NY to London, England - 3471 miles NY, NY to Munich, Germany - 4042 miles NY, NY to Nairobi, Kenya - 7360 miles NY, NY to Manilla, Philippines - 8509 miles NY, NY to Sydney, Australia - 9935 miles This is truly a global project. Cool! Clara |
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tkwritr wrote:
If my calculation is correct, it would stretch approximately 8.238 miles. Wow! That is laid edge to edge. Point to point of the folded triangles would be a bit farther. Impressive!NY, NY to London, England - 3471 miles NY, NY to Munich, Germany - 4042 miles NY, NY to Nairobi, Kenya - 7360 miles NY, NY to Manilla, Philippines - 8509 miles NY, NY to Sydney, Australia - 9935 miles This is truly a global project. Cool! Clara |
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I kinda cheated
I have a converter on my computer |
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