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rubberstampers Digest     Tuesday, July 29 1997     Volume 02 : Number 2268



In this issue:

    RS: Update on my son, Chris
    RS: Joy Morris Terri Johnson
    RS: Great use for....
    Re: RS: Sargies + Latex Linnzie
    RS: Teeney Tiny Book Swap
    [none]
    RS: PLEASE UNSUBSCRIBE ME NOW!
    Re: RS: How to ruin rubber stamps
    RS: LOST MY MAIL AGAIN
    Re: RS: : How to ruin rubber stamps PT 2
    Re: RS: : How to ruin rubber stamps PT 2/shrink plastic
    RS: TAN: Travelling Turtles
    Re: RS: Sargies + Latex Linnzie
    Re: RS: Sargies + Latex Linnzie
    RS: Free Stamer's Sampler back issues
    Re: RS: Sargies + Latex Linnzie
    Re: RS: : How to ruin rubber stamps PT 2/shrink plastic
    RS: TAN Ethnic Diversity
    [none]
    Re: RS: TAN....ethnic diversity & Comm
    RS: Monthly Swappers Group 2
    RS: Vendors w/ excellent service
    RS: HI Giggles
    RS:AIG VENDOR HELP!!
    Re: RS: Sargies + Latex Linnzie
    RS: Meridee's excellent mail day!!!!!!!
    Re: RS: I got to meet 4 list members!!
    Fwd: RS: Beedz
    RS: Collage round robin
    RS: Looking for a stamp company called Stamparelli??
    Re: RS: TAN: Directory to RSM
    Re: RS: STAMPING BASICS-WATERCOLOR PENCILS

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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 10:22:11 -0700
From: Bonnie Lass <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: Update on my son, Chris

Hi everyone who cares, those who don't, please delete now..........:)










A lot of you asked how my son is doing and so I thought I would write to
the list because I can't write everyone individually right now.  I do
appreciate your continued concern and prayers!  He is doing fantastic!
He got a new cast last week and can actually move his muscles in his leg
and move his leg some on his own.  He will get a new cast in 4 weeks and
be rechecked for the nerve damage that he has causing his big toe to lay
down.  He can't lift it up!  The doctor is hopeful that he will not have
to have surgery because it looks as if the bones are healing good.
He has appreciated all the get well cards and gifts you have sent!
Soon, we are going to be writing thank you cards!  WE'RE going to stamp
them!  I found an easy design for him to use!  :)
Again, I thank all of you for your prayers for this and many other
times!  Things are much better and we're glad for that!
HUGS! HUGS! HUGS!
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Lass Creations
6339 Ventura Lane
Central Point,  OR  97502-9355

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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 10:40:04 -0700 (MST)
From: Golden Goddess <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: Joy Morris Terri Johnson

Joy  your mail is bouncing   i need your wishlist..

TerriJohnson  i have had several request for your wishlist

please email me privately

thank you
valobra


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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 12:51:46 -0700
From: Dennis Snyder <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: Great use for....

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To:     '[e-mail]'
Subject:     RS:  Great use for....

Those fabric samples in the wallpaper books!  Just tug them off the card =
backing they are on and wrap up those little things for your SS!!!  They =
work great for individual chalks, stamps, small ep jars.  They look so =
cute, too!!!  Now, go try it for yourself!  Just either tape it (with =
regular scotch tape) or tie it up with pretty ribbon or somethin'!!
Kathy

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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 14:06:02 -0400 (EDT)
From: Katina Choovanski <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: RS: Sargies + Latex Linnzie

I am not familiar with Lisa at all as a vendor, and I haven't followed the
whole controversy closely, so my comments are general and are not meant to
be a negative commentary on ANY vendor in particular.

"imupset" seems to be saying that we, as customers, should take as our
model the mail order companies, where 4-6 weeks for delivery is the norm,
and the companies are not seen as easy and convenient to contact and check
on an order.  That seems like a reasonalbe suggestion, to a point.

HOWEVER.

It's your fellow vendors on here who become the model for us.  Many of the
vendors give amazingly great service.  The turnaround on orders from
certain vendors is mind-boggling, and many go "above and beyond" in
keeping us all informed of the status of orders.  Without prompting, many
of them do take the time to email their customers that the check arrived,
or the order went out, or whatever.  And when contacted about an order,
they reply promptly and in a friendly way.  In the cases where there is a
problem, they email the customer or the list and let everyone know what is
up.  When things go wrong they make it right.

THOSE vendors are setting the standard for all of you.  We are all on a
fairly friendly basis here, and we tend to minimize this, but as business
people you are in competition to an extent.  Okay so maybe you can say
that those vendors who go out of their way to give EXCELLENT service spoil
us, and maybe set a standard for you to live up to that seems unreasonably
high.  But as long as those vendors do that, we come to expect it,and shop
accordingly.

Perhaps you would rather have customers who shower you with money, require
little coddling or contact, and are happy to receive orders whenever they
show up.  Wouldn't we all, in whatever business we might be in!  But that
isn't the case here.  With your fellow vendors setting a standard to
strive for, you either have to meet the standard or settle for declining
orders as your customers find vendors who are prompter and more
responsive.  That's the realities of business as I understand them.

Again, none of this is a commentary on any particular vendor, just on the
general idea that we should treat this like any other mail order
proposition.  If I have a choice between a vendor that gives "ordinary"
service the same as any "clip the coupon, send away your money, and wait
wait wait and hope something shows up" mail order company, and one who
keeps me informed, answers email and questions promptly, and gets the
order to me quickly, guess who I am going to choose?

Katchoo


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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 10:29:26 -0700
From: Bonnie Lass <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: Teeney Tiny Book Swap

I know that there is one of these just finished, but I had to drop.  SO,
hopefully there are some of you who want to do this again OR didn't get
the chance!  Need at least 4 of make offical.  Anyone interested? Due
Sept. 1 in my mailbox!
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6339 Ventura Lane
Central Point,  OR  97502-9355


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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 14:04:51 -0700
From: [e-mail]
Subject: [none]

Thanks to everyone who gave me the correct addy for the angel list site!
:)
Have a great day!

Teresa
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 11:14:14 -0500
From: [e-mail] (Dina Felice)
Subject: RS: PLEASE UNSUBSCRIBE ME NOW!

I'm going over seas and need my email clear of rs mail!!!
Thank you
Dina
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 13:14:53 -0500
From: Phil Schloss <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: RS: How to ruin rubber stamps

But it was a new image, and I had only one to check that the matrix
board
was good.  But I got it clean, someone suggest stamp cleaner, and it
worked.
Phil
[e-mail] wrote:
>
> In a message dated 97-07-29 02:41:44 EDT, [e-mail] writes:
>
> << And I can tell you Fabrico is permenat once it has been
>  heat set.
>
>  And it was just the cutest little image.
>
>  How should I have done this, I know I should have asked
>  first, but it seemed so simple?
>
>  Phil >>
>
> I wish I had some words of wisdome here, but I can say, that at least you
> ruined YOUR own stamp, and you can just walk to your inventory and get
> another!! There IS a silver lining to every cloud!! Happy stamping, Laura
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Come visit my on-line rubber stamp catalog, you will love the designs.
  Or email [e-mail] for address to order a paper catalog
from:
Red Castle Inc., Antiques Memories Rubber Stamps
 http://www.red-castle.com/rubberstamps/rubberstamps.html
    alternate site
 http://www.winternet.com/~redcastl/rubberstamps/rubberstamps.html
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 14:16:17 -0400
From: [e-mail] (Patti Welsh)
Subject: RS: LOST MY MAIL AGAIN

If anyone wrote to me between midnite Monday and Noon Tuesday, it's lost.
 Please send again.  THANX.


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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 97 11:27:25
From: "Debbie Evans Braun" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: RS: : How to ruin rubber stamps PT 2

On Tue, 29 Jul 1997 10:56:13 +0000, Lori A Nelson wrote:

>OK,,, how do you get the fabrico to dry on shrink plastic without heat
>setting it, because then it will shrink before I cut it out... It has
>been sitting for over 24 hours and still not dry.... I can't cut out
>anything or it smears.....or what else can I use to stamp on shrink
>plastic ??
>***************************************************
>Life is uncertain, eat dessert first.
>Lori Nelson/[e-mail]/
>[e-mail]
>**************************************************

Did you sand the shrink plastic, first? What brand are you
using? I was at a demo on saturday and the woman used Aleens
shrink and sanded it (only in one direction) and then used
the fabrico ink. No smearing! She even watercolored on top of
it. We were talking about just this subject regarding the
clearsnap craft inks that have to be heat set and they were
suggesting the fabrico ink as a great alternative...

Deb Evans Braun

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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 11:21:08 -0700
From: ":-D awn" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: RS: : How to ruin rubber stamps PT 2/shrink plastic

I use permanent ink.


Lori A Nelson wrote:
>
> OK,,, how do you get the fabrico to dry on shrink plastic without heat
> setting it, because then it will shrink before I cut it out... It has
> been sitting for over 24 hours and still not dry.... I can't cut out
> anything or it smears.....or what else can I use to stamp on shrink
> plastic ??
> ***************************************************
> Life is uncertain, eat dessert first.
> Lori Nelson/[e-mail]/
> [e-mail]
> **************************************************
>


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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 14:27:48 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: RS: TAN: Travelling Turtles

Hi. everyone! :)

I'd just like to let you know that we'll be out of the studio for ten days or
so starting July 31. (So if you need to talk to me, email me before tomorrow
night!) We'll be back and working our tails off on August 11th, so keep those
orders coming! I'm looking forward to a nice pile of mail when we get back.
I'll make it up to anyone who's order is delayed by this- I promise. ;)

I'll be travelling to the other coast to do some planning work for our move
later this summer. We have to have a place to live, and for the turtles to
work, after all! Hopefully I'll have access to email, so if you have a Turtle
Press emergency, email will be the best way to get in touch with us. I will
be unsubscribing to the list for the duration, though... I'll need the room
in my mailbox. Phone messages will be answered when we get back. So, be good
while we're gone! (Well, not TOO good. That wouldn't be fun!) And please kind
souls and direct anyone looking for us to this email address:
[e-mail].

Thanks,
turtley yours,
Kerrie
Turtle Press
http://users.aol.com/turtlepres
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 15:29:15 -0400
From: [e-mail] (Jhone Messinger-Dickson)
Subject: Re: RS: Sargies + Latex Linnzie

I agree with TOD, and want to add a few vendors to that list:  Wenonah
Cohen (RubberD), Dawn Francisco (Golden Sunrise Enterprises), Shannon
Green, Ruthann Gigliotti, and Jing Mark (Mark and Associates).  All of
these, in addition to the ones on TOD's list, have given excellent
service and have kept me well informed of the status of my orders.  I
will continue to do business with the online vendors who provide that
level of service.

jhone
"Climate is what we expect, weather is what we get."  (Robert Heinlein)

On Tue, 29 Jul 1997 12:04:24 -0700 Darlene Sather
<[e-mail]> writes:
>Well said....
>Being around Baggie gives me great insight into what her life is like.
It
>never ceases to amaze me the amount of time that vendors spend doing
this
>job.  Some people like Jutta and Ellen hold down a full time job plus do
>other part-time jobs plus do the rubber stamp business.  I am quite sure
>there are times when they have more projects than time, but they are all
>very timely in filling their orders and getting them out.
>Katchoo is correct in saying that vendors are in competition and that if
>given the choice, you pick the one you get the best service from.  I
have
>been really blessed with great service from *of course* Baggie, Jutta,
>Ellen/ADR, Ellen/Evolving Images, Third Coast, Jim Stephens, Cowtown,
Anne-Made
>and others not on this list.  They do set a standard that is hard to
beat.
>Thank you to all of your vendors who go the extra mile and make it
>look soooooo easy.
>TOD
>
>At 02:06 PM 7/29/97 -0400, Katina Choovanski wrote:
>>
>>I am not familiar with Lisa at all as a vendor, and I haven't followed
the
>>whole controversy closely, so my comments are general and are not
>>meant to be a negative commentary on ANY vendor in particular.
>> "imupset" seems to be saying that we, as customers, should take as our
>>model the mail order companies, where 4-6 weeks for delivery is the
norm,
>>and the companies are not seen as easy and convenient to contact and
check
>>on an order.  That seems like a reasonalbe suggestion, to a point.
>>
>>HOWEVER.
>>
>>It's your fellow vendors on here who become the model for us.  Many of
the
>>vendors give amazingly great service.  The turnaround on orders from
>>certain vendors is mind-boggling, and many go "above and beyond" in
>>keeping us all informed of the status of orders.  Without prompting,
many
>>of them do take the time to email their customers that the check
arrived,
>>or the order went out, or whatever.  And when contacted about an order,
>>they reply promptly and in a friendly way.  In the cases where there is
a
>>problem, they email the customer or the list and let everyone know what
is
>>up.  When things go wrong they make it right.
>>
>>THOSE vendors are setting the standard for all of you.  We are all on a
>>fairly friendly basis here, and we tend to minimize this, but as
business
>>people you are in competition to an extent.  Okay so maybe you can say
>>that those vendors who go out of their way to give EXCELLENT service
spoil
>>us, and maybe set a standard for you to live up to that seems
unreasonably
>>high.  But as long as those vendors do that, we come to expect it,and
shop
>>accordingly.
>>
>>Perhaps you would rather have customers who shower you with money,
require
>>little coddling or contact, and are happy to receive orders whenever
they
>>show up.  Wouldn't we all, in whatever business we might be in!  But
that
>>isn't the case here.  With your fellow vendors setting a standard to
>>strive for, you either have to meet the standard or settle for
declining
>>orders as your customers find vendors who are prompter and more
>>responsive.  That's the realities of business as I understand them.
>>
>>Again, none of this is a commentary on any particular vendor, just on
the
>>general idea that we should treat this like any other mail order
>>proposition.  If I have a choice between a vendor that gives "ordinary"
>>service the same as any "clip the coupon, send away your money, and
wait
>>wait wait and hope something shows up" mail order company, and one who
>>keeps me informed, answers email and questions promptly, and gets the
>>order to me quickly, guess who I am going to choose?
>>
>>Katchoo
>>This message was from Katina Choovanski <[e-mail]>
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 12:04:24 -0700
From: Darlene Sather <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: RS: Sargies + Latex Linnzie

Well said....
Being around Baggie gives me great insight into what her life is like.  It
never ceases to amaze me the amount of time that vendors spend doing this
job.  Some people like Jutta and Ellen hold down a full time job plus do
other part-time jobs plus do the rubber stamp business.  I am quite sure
there are times when they have more projects than time, but they are all
very timely in filling their orders and getting them out.
Katchoo is correct in saying that vendors are in competition and that if
given the choice, you pick the one you get the best service from.  I have
been really blessed with great service from *of course* Baggie, Jutta,
Ellen/ADR,
Ellen/Evolving Images, Third Coast, Jim Stephens, Cowtown, Anne-Made and
others not on this list.  They do set a standard that is hard to beat.
Thank you to all of your vendors who go the extra mile and make it look
soooooo easy.
TOD

At 02:06 PM 7/29/97 -0400, Katina Choovanski wrote:
>
>I am not familiar with Lisa at all as a vendor, and I haven't followed the
>whole controversy closely, so my comments are general and are not meant to
>be a negative commentary on ANY vendor in particular.
>
>"imupset" seems to be saying that we, as customers, should take as our
>model the mail order companies, where 4-6 weeks for delivery is the norm,
>and the companies are not seen as easy and convenient to contact and check
>on an order.  That seems like a reasonalbe suggestion, to a point.
>
>HOWEVER.
>
>It's your fellow vendors on here who become the model for us.  Many of the
>vendors give amazingly great service.  The turnaround on orders from
>certain vendors is mind-boggling, and many go "above and beyond" in
>keeping us all informed of the status of orders.  Without prompting, many
>of them do take the time to email their customers that the check arrived,
>or the order went out, or whatever.  And when contacted about an order,
>they reply promptly and in a friendly way.  In the cases where there is a
>problem, they email the customer or the list and let everyone know what is
>up.  When things go wrong they make it right.
>
>THOSE vendors are setting the standard for all of you.  We are all on a
>fairly friendly basis here, and we tend to minimize this, but as business
>people you are in competition to an extent.  Okay so maybe you can say
>that those vendors who go out of their way to give EXCELLENT service spoil
>us, and maybe set a standard for you to live up to that seems unreasonably
>high.  But as long as those vendors do that, we come to expect it,and shop
>accordingly.
>
>Perhaps you would rather have customers who shower you with money, require
>little coddling or contact, and are happy to receive orders whenever they
>show up.  Wouldn't we all, in whatever business we might be in!  But that
>isn't the case here.  With your fellow vendors setting a standard to
>strive for, you either have to meet the standard or settle for declining
>orders as your customers find vendors who are prompter and more
>responsive.  That's the realities of business as I understand them.
>
>Again, none of this is a commentary on any particular vendor, just on the
>general idea that we should treat this like any other mail order
>proposition.  If I have a choice between a vendor that gives "ordinary"
>service the same as any "clip the coupon, send away your money, and wait
>wait wait and hope something shows up" mail order company, and one who
>keeps me informed, answers email and questions promptly, and gets the
>order to me quickly, guess who I am going to choose?
>
>Katchoo
>
>
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 97 11:52:00
From: "Debbie Evans Braun" <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: Free Stamer's Sampler back issues

I have 2 back issues of Stamper's Sampler that I don't look
at anymore. I'll give them to whoever wants them. I wish I
could think of a better way, but I have to do it "first come,
first served".
I have the:
December/January 1996
February/March 1996

Email if you're interested.
Deb Evans Braun

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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 15:47:39 -0400
From: "Latex Linnzie (Linn Karnaugh)" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: RS: Sargies + Latex Linnzie

Look,

I don't know who YOU are, but as a customer I have a right to expect
courteous and timely service.  I don't need someone to hold my hand, but
I think I deserve an explanation when I don't get my order in 8 weeks.
And, wrong, 8 weeks is not normal and I've rarely had to wait that long
without an explanation.

If a vendor can badmount a customer on the list, why shouldn't the list
members be able to play from a knowledgeable position.  After all, it IS
our money.

I can tell where you're coming from by your alias tacked on to your
note.

Also, I have spent well over $500 dollars with list vendors, and all
dealings except one has been straightforward.

We still maintain our First Amendment rights...or in your mind is that
for vendors only.

Pissed,
Latex Linnzie
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 16:03:44 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: Re: RS: : How to ruin rubber stamps PT 2/shrink plastic

In a message dated 97-07-29 15:26:25 EDT, [e-mail] (:-D awn)
writes:

<< I use permanent ink. >>

Okay tell me is there a pad that is permanent ink?? I had the same problem
with the fabrico pad...

lisa
stampin pengi
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 16:04:44 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail] (Betsy Bursey)
Subject: RS: TAN Ethnic Diversity

  Since my dad retired 8 years ago, he has spent a lot of time tracing our
family roots. He has traced both his side and my mom's to the Pilgrims.
Those ancestors consist of both Friends and Strangers. Most of our ancestors
were English with a bit of Dutch, Scotch-Irish, and Welsh, even those who
immigrated much later such as my mom's father. A definite WASP heritage.
  Geneology is really fascinating. My mom is so thankful for how time
consuming it can be, too! :-)

Hugs,
Betsy

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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 15:13:27 -0500
From: Sandy Lemons <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: RS: TAN....ethnic diversity & Comm

Greets,

I have to jump in here and say that I've seen Wendy's catalog and the CW
stamps are outstanding!  I have a wish list <G>.  They are realistic and
really neat.

Sandy...card carrying member of United Daughters of the Confederacy


>June,
>My company ,Appalachian Art Stamps, does history! We make an extensive
>line of Civil War images, and have several colonial & Revolutionary War
>images.
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 16:04:08 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail] (Betsy Bursey)
Subject: RS: Monthly Swappers Group 2

  So far this month I have received cards from Barbara Simpson and Marianne
Anderson.

Barbara sent a cute post card with a cat frame. It also has birds and a
birdhouse.

Marianne stamped a scene on a photo she took of clouds. I'm going to have to
try this. It turned out great!

Betsy

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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 16:19:56 -0400 (EDT)
From: Lisa <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: Vendors w/ excellent service

>BRAVO!!!  Well said! And while we are on the subject, would someone share
>with me a list of the vendors they have purchased from who they feel give
>excellent service?  I am new to the list and would like some suggestions.

I'd also like to add Sheryl from HALOS and Lisa from The Sassy Stampers to
those already mentioned. Excellent service with lots of neat goodies!


InkyPaws

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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 16:23:50 -0400
From: "Marcia L. Balonis" <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: HI Giggles

Linda S Skirvin wrote:
>
> I know, I know, I've been awfully quiet

> And for all those waiting and turning purple for an answer to the Wedding
> Bells post, the answer was yes.
>
> giggles to you always!
> Love, Linda

HI Linda

So glad to hear from you!!  And glad you couldn't resist Flying Petie.
Been thinking about ya.  I'm wondering how I'm going to survive the next
few weeks without my computer!!!  Imagine it will be packed in a box in
with my house hold goods.  I'm taking some stamps in a box but not the
computer.  Oh and the cats and my Mom (84 years young-I'm so LUCKY) and
some cloths, you know stuff I'd rather do without but have to have.  I'm
hoping I'll be able to drop in from work but I'll have to see.  Looking
forward to getting settled - ended up with a house near Northampton,  MA
where I'll be working.

Take care

Violetnut
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 15:52:57 -0500
From: Michelle Mohr <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS:AIG VENDOR HELP!!

I did a dumb thing. Don't laugh. I was cleaning my fine tip and I =
dropped it down the bathroom sink!! I really need a replacement fast.=20

Could someone get me a price list for that and all the glitters? Is =
there a list of all the colors too? I love this stuff and I don't =
usually stop until I get every color. When I need a color I like to have =
it on hand.

TIA!
Michelle Mohr
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 16:51:06 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: Re: RS: Sargies + Latex Linnzie

Hi Everyone,

It bothers me too what Latex Linnzie had to say to Lisa.  It is all fine and
dandy that she posted to the list about receiving her refund, however that is
were it should have ended.  Her other statements should have been emailed
directly to Sargies if she felt the need to express them.  Lisa has taken
enough crap from this list and I for one am sick of all the mud slinging.
 She is getting the orders out and the orders that she can't get i.e. PSX
 she is returning the money - so get off her back.  The vendors on this list
should be shone the same courtesy as any other mail order company.  They are
no different!!   It is sad to think you would treat your friends like garbage
and thieves but you can give complete strangers the courtesy every human
being deserves.   What happened to patience and trust?!?!?!   I will get off
my soapbox now - just me 2 cents.   Please can't we play nice!!!!!

Hugs,
Delyne  >^._.^<

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Hi Lisa,
I am concerned here.  I am disturbed with the remarks that Latex
Linnzie sent over the list about you.  I don't approve.  I was wondering if
you have any ideas of how we as vendors can get the customers to realize
that we deserve the same respect from them that any other mail order
company would get.
Remember the ads that read delivery in 4 to 6 weeks.  I don't
understand why our customers insist on anything different from us.  Not that
I
have had any problems.  But, It bothers me when people email me to see if
I got their check.  We don't do that to regular mail order companies.
When I order from a company I sit tight and wait with patients.  I don't
call the company to see if they recieved my order.  I don't expect them
to email me to let me know they recieved my order.  Now if 2 months go
by.  Then maybe I get nervous.

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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 13:39:23 -0700
From: [e-mail] (Meridee! Weilert)
Subject: RS: Meridee's excellent mail day!!!!!!!

    I got honest to golly RAK'ed!!! Voiletnut sent me a nifty "Shop
til you drop" card (LOL-too true!)   Thank you Marcia!  I really like the
image you used & the cat peeking out of the coat pocket & the EP is kewl;
what color is it?  **I feel so special!**
    I received the Flower for the same /not same swap; it'll hit the
mail out to Amanda Bristol tomorrow.
    I also received my 2 last TTPO's!  Yea!!!  I was getting worried
that they got gobbled up by the PO, like Angelhrt's did (my Post Office
does not like me!), but Sammilynn's sombrero de bruja went perfectly with
Chris's Wile E. contribution!  Thank you, bless you {{{{HUGS}}}} (the
kind where you dance around together & fall down giggling)
Daisies,
Meridee
 [e-mail]
I sell Stamping Sensations, HALOS, and PSX!  For a catalog & the latest
special drop me an e-mail!
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 16:29:05 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: Re: RS: I got to meet 4 list members!!

Did you all end up meeting somewhere for the Sacto convention??  I never
quite figured out if anyone was meeting after the Cafe Dolce plans fell
thru!!  Did anyone see me??  I had on a dark purple v-neck t shirt and
jeans..carrying a huge black tote that said "Branson" in bright letters...I
just want to know someone saw me at least!!  :)

Jaimee
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 16:17:34 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: Fwd: RS: Beedz

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Forwarded message:
Subj:    Re: RS: Beedz
Date:    97-07-29 16:17:22 EDT
From:    Olyvia29
To:      [e-mail]

Hello all!

I found the Beedz at a store here in CA...a stamp store.  I haven't seen them
anywhere else.  I will be making a trip up to that store next Tuesday, and I
would be more than happy to pick some up for whomever wants them.  I don't
have the list of colors, but I will call the store and ask them to tell me
the available colors.  I believe I paid 3.50 per package for them.  I am sure
they wouldn't cost much to send in the mail, as they are not very heavy!!

Jaimee
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 16:57:39 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: RS: Collage round robin

Hello all!

I am trying to get everything together to start the collage round robin.  I
have the needed info from these people so far:

Diane (CafeCrafts)
Deni Johnson
Karen Glover
Sandra Haycock
Amy Masai
Lisa Wynn
Jody Morrison
Me!!

If you have sent me a letter of interest and I didn't respond, please e-mail
me privately.   The round robins will be done in groups of 4, so right now we
have enough for 2 groups!!  If any of you who have already given me your info
have changed your mind, please let me know!

I would like to get everything set to go by this Friday if possible!

Thanks much!

Jaimee
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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 17:07:06 -0400
From: Mike & Melinda Carmain <[e-mail]>
Subject: RS: Looking for a stamp company called Stamparelli??

Last weekend I went to a stamp store and saw a demo on a line of stamps I
had never heard of called (I think) Stamparelli. Has anyone heard of this
company and does any of the vendors on the list sell them? I know the
company is based in Denver but stupidly didn't write down the correct name. TIA!

Melinda

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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 17:05:05 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: Re: RS: TAN: Directory to RSM

I didn't realize that companies were so nasty about reproducing images when a
person isn't trying to make money off of them. I guess I don't want my page
sent in the. Not that I had a lot of stamps anyway.  But just one could lead
to trouble it sounds like. But then my was stamped on every page and not
reproduced so I migh be ok. I'd rather not find out the hard way though. I
know several people used Pooh stamps and that is Disney. I guess Disney
doesn't think they have enough money. HA!
Carol
In a message dated 97-07-29 11:05:09 EDT, you write:

<<  I personally would not want to have someone like DJInker know that
 you mech. repro. any of their stuff.  And there are other companies
 just as nasty.  If there is any Disney images watch out.  The small
 companies will likely look the other way.  But the large ones will
 have to peruse the legal issues, otherwise next time the opposing
 lawyer will use this as an example of it is okay.
 I would not advertise this project to widely.
 Phil

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Date: Tue, 29 Jul 1997 16:20:46 -0400 (EDT)
From: [e-mail]
Subject: Re: RS: STAMPING BASICS-WATERCOLOR PENCILS

Another fun and interesting thing to do with the watercolor pencils is to wet
them first and then color with them...gives a very neat look!!

Jaimee
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