Re: At the Border/OT
Quote from Forum Archives on October 13, 2001, 2:25 pmPosted by: dgarnera <dgarnera@...>
Jacqui, I just noticed your tagline. Your business. I would love to be in your business. I have only been spinning since March but I love it, I love knitting
with yarns I have spun myself. I will never use synthetic again (well except to make the afghan I promised my sister). I also have just learned to weave in
June. I picked at little rigid heddle loom. I wove a strap on it. I love it. And someday I hope to get something bigger. I want to do shawls and blankets.
Anyway, just wanted to say hi.
Blessings,debraThe Smarts wrote:
> Hi Ladies,
> I have found myself thinking about my experience crossing the border yesterday,
> and I thought I would share with you what a good job your border guards are
> doing. Since the Sept. 11 terriorist attack, border crossings up here have
> changed, and rightly so. Canada/US have what is called a soft border, and those
> of us who live here, are use to commuting back and forth with ease. Initially
> once borders where open again, vehicles where very, very thoroughly inspected.
> A week later, they were still checking those crossing more thoroughly, but they
> weren't stripping you car anymore. I have passed through the border about 6
> times, and each time I have had to turn off my car and open my trunk for
> inspection. Something different happen yesterday, that prompted me to share
> this. My son tells me there the FBI or someone like that came privy to
> information that there could be a threat carried out this weekend.
> Anyways....they were a bit more serious on Friday. Almost instantainly as I
> stopped my car and handed the guard the keys to check my trunk another one open
> my back door and began searching through the childrens coats that were left on
> the back seat. It surprised me, they had never done that before. It only took
> about 5 mins. I am a local and cross over now and then, but even so, no one is
> above suspicion. I hope knowing this, helps you to know that they border guards
> are still being careful.
> TTFN
> Jacqui
>
> Naturewood Farm & Fiber
> Ashford Spinning Wheels and Looms
> White & Colored Angoras, Llamas,
> Olde English Southdown Sheep
>
> "The way of a fool seems right to him,"
> Proverbs12:15
>
> "For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways,
> declares the Lord.
> As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways
> and my thoughts than your thoughts."
> Isiah 55:8-9
>
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Posted by: dgarnera <dgarnera@...>
with yarns I have spun myself. I will never use synthetic again (well except to make the afghan I promised my sister). I also have just learned to weave in
June. I picked at little rigid heddle loom. I wove a strap on it. I love it. And someday I hope to get something bigger. I want to do shawls and blankets.
Anyway, just wanted to say hi.
Blessings,debra
The Smarts wrote:
> Hi Ladies,
> I have found myself thinking about my experience crossing the border yesterday,
> and I thought I would share with you what a good job your border guards are
> doing. Since the Sept. 11 terriorist attack, border crossings up here have
> changed, and rightly so. Canada/US have what is called a soft border, and those
> of us who live here, are use to commuting back and forth with ease. Initially
> once borders where open again, vehicles where very, very thoroughly inspected.
> A week later, they were still checking those crossing more thoroughly, but they
> weren't stripping you car anymore. I have passed through the border about 6
> times, and each time I have had to turn off my car and open my trunk for
> inspection. Something different happen yesterday, that prompted me to share
> this. My son tells me there the FBI or someone like that came privy to
> information that there could be a threat carried out this weekend.
> Anyways....they were a bit more serious on Friday. Almost instantainly as I
> stopped my car and handed the guard the keys to check my trunk another one open
> my back door and began searching through the childrens coats that were left on
> the back seat. It surprised me, they had never done that before. It only took
> about 5 mins. I am a local and cross over now and then, but even so, no one is
> above suspicion. I hope knowing this, helps you to know that they border guards
> are still being careful.
> TTFN
> Jacqui
>
> Naturewood Farm & Fiber
> Ashford Spinning Wheels and Looms
> White & Colored Angoras, Llamas,
> Olde English Southdown Sheep
>
> "The way of a fool seems right to him,"
> Proverbs12:15
>
> "For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways,
> declares the Lord.
> As the heavens are higher than the earth, so are my ways higher than your ways
> and my thoughts than your thoughts."
> Isiah 55:8-9
>
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