Borders Books
Nicole Frese
I came away with Interweave Knits Summer 2002, Knitter's Summer 2002,
Knitting Tips and Trade Secrets, and Debbie Bliss' Knitting Workbook.
:) Nicole (fun, fun, fun)
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Nicole, it's a fun obsession!! ;o)
Peace! Gemini in Ontario, Canada
Owner of "Gemtone Harmony Gifts"
Petra
These are adorable projects. And the photos of the kids. Just too
cute.
Happy knitting, Nicole!
Petra
from Munich, Germany
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Lucille
Interweave Knits. I guess you all know what I will be doing this evening.
Reading and planning and reading and planning for the future knit projects.
Lucille
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Nicole Frese
"Lucille" <Lucille<nos...@adelphia.net> wrote in message
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I just got back from the mailbox and happily found the Fall copy of
Interweave Knits. I guess you all know what I will be doing this evening.
Reading and planning and reading and planning for the future knit projects.
Lucille
Does it have a lot of corrections for the summer issue? I would hate to
work on something that is incorrect!
:) Nicole (has enough trouble as it is)
Trevor & Amber Ward
http://www.interweave.com/knit/Knits/OOPS/Index.cfm
Hope that helps.
Amber
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Nicole Frese
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Here's Interweave's web address for errata from previous issues:
http://www.interweave.com/knit/Knits/OOPS/Index.cfm
Hope that helps.
Amber
Thanks!! I couldn't seem to find it when looking.
:) Nicole
Shillelagh
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> Interweave Knits. I guess you all know what I will be doing this evening.
> Reading and planning and reading and planning for the future knit
projects.
> Lucille
When I was in Wal-Mart last week, I found a copy of the new Vogue Knitting
International (not a magazine I would normally buy). There are a number of
sweaters in this issue that I would consider knitting. One I really liked
had a plain body, with cable stitches on the shoulders and neck. It is a
really sharp, classic looking sweater. Plus, it doesn't look that difficult
to do.
Shelagh
Robbyn
>I came away with Interweave Knits Summer 2002, Knitter's Summer 2002,
>Knitting Tips and Trade Secrets, and Debbie Bliss' Knitting Workbook.
Borders! Just about my favorite place! I've gotta get to the
bookstore!
I mean, that's what money's for, right? Books (magazines) and yarn?
Right?
Robbyn (If it's true you are what you eat, I'm a bagel with cheese and
a cup of coffee)
"Pulling together is the aim of despotism and tyranny.
Free men pull in all kinds of directions.
It's the only way to make progress."
-T. Pratchett
To reach me by email, send to robbyn1 at mindspring dot com.
Sorry for the inconvenience, but the spam was getting
to be to much!
Petra
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> >Went to Borders today and went through the knitting section and
magazines.
> >I came away with Interweave Knits Summer 2002, Knitter's Summer 2002,
> >Knitting Tips and Trade Secrets, and Debbie Bliss' Knitting Workbook.
>
> Borders! Just about my favorite place! I've gotta get to the
> bookstore!
>
> I mean, that's what money's for, right? Books (magazines) and yarn?
> Right?
>
LOL! You are totally right, Robbyn! (Un)fortunately the pile of TBR books
next to
my bed doesn't become smaller. Same thing with the pile (make that boxes) of
yarn ;)
> Robbyn (If it's true you are what you eat, I'm a bagel with cheese and
> a cup of coffee)
Oh I'd love to have a bagel again. But unfortunately they haven't made their
way to Germany yet :( If going to a bagel place I'd prefer cream cheese and
lox BTW ;)
Petra
being in the bagelless land ;)
The irvine's
Oh Petra:>(
Do bagels ship well? I'll send you some:>)
Actually, I have a recipe for them if you'd like that:>)
Trish
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Lucille
notice corrections. So, if they're there I guess there aren't too many.
L
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Lucille
I find it most interesting that there aren't any bagels in Germany. My
father-in-law originally came from Poland, near the German border, and his
family were the town bakers and made mainly bagels, onion rolls and rye
bread in their bakery there. I'm not sure but I think the word bagel may
come from German as well.
Sorry, I guess bagel baking is a lost art in Eastern Europe.
Lucille
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Nicole Frese
Oh I'd love to have a bagel again. But unfortunately they haven't made their
way to Germany yet :( If going to a bagel place I'd prefer cream cheese and
lox BTW ;)
Petra
being in the bagelless land ;)
I'll trade you bagels for brotchen (German hard rolls)! My family was
stationed in Germany (Darmstadt/Frankfurt) for three years, and I REALLY
miss the good rolls (and everything else!). Publix's Chicago hard rolls are
close, but...
:) Nicole (now I'm hungry...)
Petra
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>
> Oh Petra:>(
>
> Do bagels ship well? I'll send you some:>)
>
> Actually, I have a recipe for them if you'd like that:>)
>
A recipe would be nice! That's really sweet, Trish
Petra
Petra
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> Hi Everyone,
> I find it most interesting that there aren't any bagels in Germany. My
> father-in-law originally came from Poland, near the German border, and his
> family were the town bakers and made mainly bagels, onion rolls and rye
> bread in their bakery there. I'm not sure but I think the word bagel may
> come from German as well.
> Sorry, I guess bagel baking is a lost art in Eastern Europe.
> Lucille
Aren't bagels a jewish specialty originally? I could imagine that a bakery
would accomodate the wishes of the people around there.
No bakery here carries any bagels. Some now start carrying Muffins (but
those I really bake by myself ;) ) I fact muffin baking is the big hit at
the
moment,
Petra
Petra
>
>
> I'll trade you bagels for brotchen (German hard rolls)! My family was
> stationed in Germany (Darmstadt/Frankfurt) for three years, and I REALLY
> miss the good rolls (and everything else!). Publix's Chicago hard rolls
are
> close, but...
>
> :) Nicole (now I'm hungry...)
> >
>
Army brat ;) ? I grew up in Grafenwoehr (to american soldier often known
as Graf town) the place with biggest NATO training area in Europe.
Yes you are right you can't beat german hard rolls. We lived in the San
Francisco
Bay area for 4 yrs (95-99) and bread was soso (I am not a big fan of fluffy
white bread), until I discovered bagels and a health food store that carried
german like
bread. DH on the other hand misses american bread because it was so soft
(he's a little
lazy with chewing ;) )
Petra
Lucille
for those of us who love bagels (and of course cream cheese and lox) it has
become popular in most parts of the U.S. Maybe the rest of the world will
catch up soon and everyone will be able to enjoy this "delicacy."
Lucille
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Ranee Mueller
<pe...@thewiedemanns.com> wrote:
> "Lucille" <Lucille<nos...@adelphia.net> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
> news:L8%09.10344$C44.3...@news2.news.adelphia.net...
> > Hi Everyone, I find it most interesting that there aren't any
> > bagels in Germany. My father-in-law originally came from Poland,
> > near the German border, and his family were the town bakers and
> > made mainly bagels, onion rolls and rye bread in their bakery
> > there. I'm not sure but I think the word bagel may come from
> > German as well. Sorry, I guess bagel baking is a lost art in
> > Eastern Europe. Lucille
>
> Aren't bagels a jewish specialty originally? I could imagine that a
> bakery would accomodate the wishes of the people around there. No
> bakery here carries any bagels. Some now start carrying Muffins (but
> those I really bake by myself ;) ) I fact muffin baking is the big
> hit at the moment,
>
> Petra
Sort of. There is very little food that is "Jewish" anymore. There
are foods that Jews eat, and made kosher, but they are based on the
foods eaten in the locale where they live, primarily. There are a few
things, but just about every Jewish food now is simply a food that Jews
ate and made kosher from the land they inhabited. So, bagels, bialys,
falafel, latkes and such are now identified with Jews, but they are
Polish, Egyptian, Eastern European, Russian, etc.
Regards,
Ranee
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Ranee Mueller
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> Oh Petra:>(
>
> Do bagels ship well? I'll send you some:>)
>
> Actually, I have a recipe for them if you'd like that:>)
>
> Trish
They don't ship well, and I also have a great recipe for them.
Noreen's Knit*che
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> They don't ship well, and I also have a great recipe for them.
>
> Regards,
> Ranee
Ranee,
This entire conversation has made me drool!
Is your recipe at your Saudi-chef site?
*hugs*
Noreen
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Ranee Mueller
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> "Ranee Mueller" <ranee...@spamharbornet.com> wrote in message
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> >
> > They don't ship well, and I also have a great recipe for them.
> >
> > Regards,
> > Ranee
>
> Ranee,
> This entire conversation has made me drool!
> Is your recipe at your Saudi-chef site?
> *hugs*
> Noreen
Nope, it's not my recipe, I got it from the Baking with Julia book.
I'll have to type it up.
Nicole Frese
Army brat ;) ? I grew up in Grafenwoehr (to american soldier often known
as Graf town) the place with biggest NATO training area in Europe.
Nope. Air Force. Dad was stationed at Frankfurt from '80-'82. My mom is
German, so we lived off base. I went to Darmstadt Elementary (Army) for
2-4th grades. I've been back a few times to visit family, but I still want
to go back for the Christmas markets.
:) Nicole (and the Nurnburg sausages)
Susan C. Mitchell
>>Went to Borders today and went through the knitting section and magazines.
>>I came away with Interweave Knits Summer 2002, Knitter's Summer 2002,
>>Knitting Tips and Trade Secrets, and Debbie Bliss' Knitting Workbook.
>
>Borders! Just about my favorite place! I've gotta get to the
>bookstore!
>
>I mean, that's what money's for, right? Books (magazines) and yarn?
>Right?
Are you on the Borders email list? If not, get on it. NOW. It's so
pleasant to walk into a bookstore with a coupon good for 20% off your
*entire purchase*.
(What's money, anyway? It's only what you use to keep score. And if
you don't spend it, it piles up in the closets -- taking valuable
space you could use for IMPORTANT things, like YARN -- and you have to
dust it all the time.)
>Robbyn (If it's true you are what you eat, I'm a bagel with cheese and
>a cup of coffee)
>
>"Pulling together is the aim of despotism and tyranny.
>Free men pull in all kinds of directions.
>It's the only way to make progress."
>
>-T. Pratchett
"Freedom to differ is not limited to things that do not
matter much. That would be a mere shadow of freedom. The
test of its substance is the right to differ as to things
that touch the heart of the existing order."
-U.S. Supreme Court
Think globally, act locally.
Susan
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Trish
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On Sun, 28 Jul 2002 13:18:17 -0400, Robbyn <n...@thistime.com> wrote:
Are you on the Borders email list? If not, get on it. NOW. It's so
pleasant to walk into a bookstore with a coupon good for 20% off your
*entire purchase*.
Thanks for the hint. I am now on it.
:) Nicole (lover of books, too)
Ranee Mueller
> Are you on the Borders email list? If not, get on it. NOW. It's so
> pleasant to walk into a bookstore with a coupon good for 20% off your
> *entire purchase*.
How do I do this? When I tried to go to borders.com, it took me to
an Amazon affiliate.
Noreen's Knit*che
<ranee...@spamharbornet.com> wrote:
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> How do I do this? When I tried to go to borders.com, it took me to
>an Amazon affiliate.
>
> Regards,
> Ranee
>
Noreen
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