Chris Schafale on thu 20 jan 00
Just a reminder. Our moderator has been very gracefully catching
mug exchange replies that were sent to the list instead of to me
directly, but to minimize the work we're putting him to, please do
reply to me directly at candle@intrex.net if you want to be part of
the exchange.
For those who did send replies to the list, never fear, I did get
them, and do have you on my list of exchangers. I will post all the
names shortly before the exchange to give people a chance to
check whether they are there, or to back out if their circumstances
have changed.
Chris Schafale
Light One Candle Pottery
Fuquay-Varina, NC
candle@intrex.net
www.angelfire.com/nc2/candle (work in progress)
Carrie or Peter Jacobson on mon 17 apr 00
For two years now, I've sent mugs off to the stay-at-home mug exchange, and
have received nothing in return. This makes me feel bad.
I was very late this year, sending mine off, as we moved in the midde of it.
But I got the person's name, kept a mug out of the regular moving materials,
and sent it away. OK, it was not the greatest mug in the world, as I am not
(yet) the world's greatest potter, but it was my work, and it was from the
heart.
It is possible that my exchanger is just late, but I was already so, so
late, it seems likely that once again, I have participated in a one-sided
exhange.
If people don't want to make the exchange, they should not sign up for it.
Has anyone else sent mugs off for two years and not received a mug in
return?
Carrie
Bolster's Mills, Maine
Barney Adams on tue 18 apr 00
Do'nt feel alone. I sent mine off right away and could'nt even get
the party to acknowledge that they received it.
Barney
Carrie or Peter Jacobson wrote:
> ----------------------------Original message----------------------------
> For two years now, I've sent mugs off to the stay-at-home mug exchange, and
> have received nothing in return. This makes me feel bad.
>
> I was very late this year, sending mine off, as we moved in the midde of it.
> But I got the person's name, kept a mug out of the regular moving materials,
> and sent it away. OK, it was not the greatest mug in the world, as I am not
> (yet) the world's greatest potter, but it was my work, and it was from the
> heart.
>
> It is possible that my exchanger is just late, but I was already so, so
> late, it seems likely that once again, I have participated in a one-sided
> exhange.
>
> If people don't want to make the exchange, they should not sign up for it.
> Has anyone else sent mugs off for two years and not received a mug in
> return?
>
> Carrie
> Bolster's Mills, Maine
Andie on tue 18 apr 00
Carrie:
That stinks - this was my first year, and I had a great time with it - I
even signed up for two partners! I was so blessed to be paired with Audrey
Skeen, who creates unbelievably wonderful pieces, in a style and using
techniques completely different from mine - it was a great chance for me to
hold something in my hands that was produced by someone more experienced
than I, and to learn from it (not to mention enjoy it!)
I will be doing several big firings at the end of this month, and would like
to offer to send you a mug (or a vase, or flower pot, or miniature, whatever
tickles your fancy, see webpage below) then. Please feel free to write to me
off list to give me your address. You deserve the same wonderful experience
the rest of us had.
: ) Andie Carpenter
Handful of Earth
www.andie.net
andiekc@iname.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Carrie or Peter Jacobson
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Monday, April 17, 2000 4:55 PM
Subject: stay at home mug exchange
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>For two years now, I've sent mugs off to the stay-at-home mug exchange, and
>have received nothing in return. This makes me feel bad.
>
>I was very late this year, sending mine off, as we moved in the midde of
it.
>But I got the person's name, kept a mug out of the regular moving
materials,
>and sent it away. OK, it was not the greatest mug in the world, as I am not
>(yet) the world's greatest potter, but it was my work, and it was from the
>heart.
>
>It is possible that my exchanger is just late, but I was already so, so
>late, it seems likely that once again, I have participated in a one-sided
>exhange.
>
>If people don't want to make the exchange, they should not sign up for it.
>Has anyone else sent mugs off for two years and not received a mug in
>return?
>
>Carrie
>Bolster's Mills, Maine
>
Anji Henderson on tue 18 apr 00
Wow, I can't imagine someone doing that.. I have to
admit publicly I am a slow moron!!!! I have a plate
for Joyce.. Remember ..... How many years ago was
it???.. ok not years, but toooo many months in my
opinion!!! I expect it is long enough for the bank to
not cash the check, but I don't care my word is at
stake.... I said I was sending it today.... Moron
again!!! Tax day!!! yea right!! Well I am doing it
tomarrow or my name is eternaly MUD to me... and Mug
exchange???... The picture is on the page... Ummmm the
mug is in a box in my car ready to go with Joyces
plate.. And tea bowl's too... and more are coming...
Moron again.. : ) Did I know there was going to be
such a turn out?? NO!!! Well I am glazing more for the
ones waiting...
Maybe it is a ooops on the non senders part.. maybe it
is just plain they have no sense of honor or
integrity!!
Anji
-- Just now noticing I have been snipish lately....
--- Carrie or Peter Jacobson
wrote:
> ----------------------------Original
> message----------------------------
> For two years now, I've sent mugs off to the
> stay-at-home mug exchange, and
> have received nothing in return. This makes me feel
> bad.
>
> I was very late this year, sending mine off, as we
> moved in the midde of it.
> But I got the person's name, kept a mug out of the
> regular moving materials,
> and sent it away. OK, it was not the greatest mug in
> the world, as I am not
> (yet) the world's greatest potter, but it was my
> work, and it was from the
> heart.
>
> It is possible that my exchanger is just late, but I
> was already so, so
> late, it seems likely that once again, I have
> participated in a one-sided
> exhange.
>
> If people don't want to make the exchange, they
> should not sign up for it.
> Has anyone else sent mugs off for two years and not
> received a mug in
> return?
>
> Carrie
> Bolster's Mills, Maine
>
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Tim Skeen on wed 19 apr 00
Hi Carrie,
I received wonderful pieces from Andie so I would jump at the chance to get
one of her pots. Her miniature pot necklaces are great and my bulb forcer
is in the refrigerator waiting to produce a beautiful flower! Thanks Andie
for the kind comments about my work.
Carrie, I will also send you a pot if you send me your address. With Andie
and I that will make up for the two years you didn't receive one.
Don't give up hope for next year!
Best Wishes,
Audrey
mailto:t.askeen@worldnet.att.net
http://t.askeen.home.att.net
-----Original Message-----
From: Ceramic Arts Discussion List [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU]On Behalf
Of Andie
Sent: Tuesday, April 18, 2000 2:59 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Subject: Re: stay at home mug exchange
----------------------------Original message----------------------------
Carrie:
That stinks - this was my first year, and I had a great time with it - I
even signed up for two partners! I was so blessed to be paired with Audrey
Skeen, who creates unbelievably wonderful pieces, in a style and using
techniques completely different from mine - it was a great chance for me to
hold something in my hands that was produced by someone more experienced
than I, and to learn from it (not to mention enjoy it!)
I will be doing several big firings at the end of this month, and would like
to offer to send you a mug (or a vase, or flower pot, or miniature, whatever
tickles your fancy, see webpage below) then. Please feel free to write to me
off list to give me your address. You deserve the same wonderful experience
the rest of us had.
: ) Andie Carpenter
Handful of Earth
www.andie.net
andiekc@iname.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Carrie or Peter Jacobson
To: CLAYART@LSV.UKY.EDU
Date: Monday, April 17, 2000 4:55 PM
Subject: stay at home mug exchange
>----------------------------Original message----------------------------
>For two years now, I've sent mugs off to the stay-at-home mug exchange, and
>have received nothing in return. This makes me feel bad.
>
>I was very late this year, sending mine off, as we moved in the midde of
it.
>But I got the person's name, kept a mug out of the regular moving
materials,
>and sent it away. OK, it was not the greatest mug in the world, as I am not
>(yet) the world's greatest potter, but it was my work, and it was from the
>heart.
>
>It is possible that my exchanger is just late, but I was already so, so
>late, it seems likely that once again, I have participated in a one-sided
>exhange.
>
>If people don't want to make the exchange, they should not sign up for it.
>Has anyone else sent mugs off for two years and not received a mug in
>return?
>
>Carrie
>Bolster's Mills, Maine
>
nora k voss on wed 19 apr 00
Hello All, I'm new to the list , but something as simple as a mug
exchange should not be that difficult . I also belong to a Basketry guild
and Pine Needle Basket Guild, both of whom hold several exchanges
throughout the year. Never once did I not receive and exchange. The
person in charge of that particular exchange would post toward the end of
the time period given,all the names entered, then who has sent/received
and photos are encouraged and posted on the main site.
Admittedly, I am a novice potter and I have visited many beautiful
potters sites, surely a mug would be no problem. While I'm up here on my
little soapbox I will also say that in the short time I have subscribed
to the list, I have reaped a harvest of knowledge from all of you. Thank
you for sharing....................Nora Voss in the Colorado Mts.
Chris Schafale on thu 7 feb 02
Time for one more repetition. If you are interested in being a part of
the 4th annual Stay at Home "Mug" Exchange, for those of us who
will not be going to NCECA, here are the rules again:
People who are attending NCECA can participate too, but you have
to mail your mug before you leave for the conference.
Like the exchange in the Clayart room, this is a "clay thing"
exchange, not strictly mugs.
Everyone is welcome to participate -- this is about making
connections with other clayworkers, not about obtaining
high-value ceramic art. If receiving a mug from someone of
lesser skill is going to upset you, I suggest that you not
participate.
Here's what to do if you want to join in:
1. Send me your name and *mailing* (you know, like the post
office?) address (my email is: candle@intrex.net )
Non-US residents are welcome to participate. If you have a
problem with paying postage across borders, please let me know
when you sign up, and I won't pair you with an international
partner.
2. Make your mug (or teabowl or small vessel or candleholder or
whistle, or small sculpture or whatever.....) and be ready to
mail it on or a little before March 13, when NCECA starts.
Please, please, please don't sign up to participate unless you
can have a mug ready to mail *in March*, not in May, not after
graduation, or after you build your kiln, or after you find the
perfect glaze, or ......
3. On March 9/10, I'll make the matches, then send you an email
with the name and address of the person to whom you will send
your mug. The person you send a mug to will also be the person
you receive a mug from. That is, person A will send a mug *to*
person B, and will receive a mug *from* person B.
Matches will be done on a random basis, with the exception that I
will honor preferences about international /noninternational
partners, as noted above. Requests to "match me with a really
professional potter, not a newbie" will be met with scorn and
derision.
4. As soon as you get the name/address of your partner, get that
mug in the mail, so that hopefully your partner will receive it
during NCECA and have something to cheer them up.
Any questions, email me directly at candle@intrex.net.
Thanks, and let the mugs begin.
Chris Schafale
Light One Candle Pottery
Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina, USA
(south of Raleigh)
candle@intrex.net
http://www.lightonecandle.com
lela martens on fri 8 feb 02
Hi Chris. Just checking that you recieved my message of interest in the mug
exchange. Lela lmpots1@hotmail.com
>From: Chris Schafale
>Reply-To: Ceramic Arts Discussion List
>To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
>Subject: Stay at Home Mug Exchange
>Date: Thu, 7 Feb 2002 20:10:03 -0500
>
>Time for one more repetition. If you are interested in being a part of
>the 4th annual Stay at Home "Mug" Exchange, for those of us who
>will not be going to NCECA, here are the rules again:
>
>People who are attending NCECA can participate too, but you have
>to mail your mug before you leave for the conference.
>
>Like the exchange in the Clayart room, this is a "clay thing"
>exchange, not strictly mugs.
>
>Everyone is welcome to participate -- this is about making
>connections with other clayworkers, not about obtaining
>high-value ceramic art. If receiving a mug from someone of
>lesser skill is going to upset you, I suggest that you not
>participate.
>
>Here's what to do if you want to join in:
>
>1. Send me your name and *mailing* (you know, like the post
>office?) address (my email is: candle@intrex.net )
>
>Non-US residents are welcome to participate. If you have a
>problem with paying postage across borders, please let me know
>when you sign up, and I won't pair you with an international
>partner.
>
>2. Make your mug (or teabowl or small vessel or candleholder or
>whistle, or small sculpture or whatever.....) and be ready to
>mail it on or a little before March 13, when NCECA starts.
>
>Please, please, please don't sign up to participate unless you
>can have a mug ready to mail *in March*, not in May, not after
>graduation, or after you build your kiln, or after you find the
>perfect glaze, or ......
>
>3. On March 9/10, I'll make the matches, then send you an email
>with the name and address of the person to whom you will send
>your mug. The person you send a mug to will also be the person
>you receive a mug from. That is, person A will send a mug *to*
>person B, and will receive a mug *from* person B.
>
>Matches will be done on a random basis, with the exception that I
>will honor preferences about international /noninternational
>partners, as noted above. Requests to "match me with a really
>professional potter, not a newbie" will be met with scorn and
>derision.
>
>4. As soon as you get the name/address of your partner, get that
>mug in the mail, so that hopefully your partner will receive it
>during NCECA and have something to cheer them up.
>
>Any questions, email me directly at candle@intrex.net.
>
>Thanks, and let the mugs begin.
>
>Chris Schafale
>
>Light One Candle Pottery
>Fuquay-Varina, North Carolina, USA
>(south of Raleigh)
>candle@intrex.net
>http://www.lightonecandle.com
>
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Karin Hurt on sat 9 feb 02
A suggestion: pack your mug as though you were sending it to a customer and
didn't want it to break.
I participated last year and the beautiful mug I received arrived in shards,
poorly packed in a shoe box, sent through the U.S. mail. I was disappointed.
The sender didn't seem impressed with my dilemma and did not replace it.
Karin
Laughing Bear Pottery
Arizona
Jennifer F Boyer on sat 9 feb 02
Here's a crash(pun intended) course in shipping, for those of
you who haven't done it much:
HOW TO PACK FOR SHIPPING (FOR BEGINNERS)
YOU’LL NEED:
1) 2 CARDBOARD BOXES:THE INNER ONE SHOULD BE AT LEAST
3” BIGGER THAN THE WRAPPED ITEMS ON ALL SIDES. OUTER
BOX SHOULD BE AT LEAST 3 INCHES BIGGER THAN INNER BOX ON
ALL SIDES.
2) NEWSPAPER OR BUBBLE WRAP IN WHICH TO WRAP ITEMS, AND FOR PACKING
INTO SPACES. PEANUTS AREN’T RELIABLE SINCE THEY TEND
TO ALLOW SETTLING.
3) PACKING TAPE, NOT MASKING OR SCOTCH.
WRAP ITEMS IN 5 LAYERS OF NEWSPAPER(OR 3 INCHES OF BUBBLEWRAP)
AND PUT INTO INNER BOX WITH MORE NEWSPAPER TIGHTLY PACKED IN ON
ALL SIDES. YOU SHOULDN'T BE ABLE TO FEEL THE CONTOURS OF THE POT
AFTER IT'S WRAPPED. EACH WRAPPED ITEM SHOULD BE AT LEAST 5
INCHES FROM ANY OTHER ITEM. TAPE BOX SHUT AND PUT INNER BOX
INTO OUTER BOX, TIGHTLY PACKING IN PAPER ON ALL SIDES AND
BOTTOM. TAPE ALL SEAMS. SHIP UPS IF POSSIBLE. YOU’LL NEED THE
STREET ADDRESS.
YOU CAN GET AWAY WITH ONE BOX: ALLOW ABOUT 6 INCHES OF SPACE
BETWEEN POT AND ALL SIDES OF BOX. LINE BOX ON ALL SIDES WITH
CLOSED EGG CARTONS(can be cut to fit), BOTTOMS FACING OUT. PUT
NEWSPAPER (OR BUBBLE )WRAPPED POT IN, SQUEEZE IN PAPER TO FILL
SPACES, AND TOP WITH MORE EGG CARTONS. TAPE BOX SHUT AND TAPE
ALL SEAMS.
POTS SHOULD NEVER BE ABLE TO JIGGLE OR MOVE IN ANY WAY WHEN
YOU'RE DONE...THE BOX SHOULD BE ABLE TO BE DROPPED 5 FEET ONTO CONCRETE.
DO NOT VARY FROM THIS PROCEDURE TIL YOU'VE SENT OUT 12 SHIPMENTS
WITHOUT BREAKAGE!! EXPERTS MAY CUT CORNERS WHEN EXPERIENCE
TELLS THEM WHERE! ;-) chuckle
Print this out and save. I got a hopelessly crushed mug my first
year of the mug exchange, and then gave the sender a friendly
lesson in packing....She then sent me another mug which arrived
safely. Good person.
Take Care
Jennifer
Karin Hurt wrote:
>
> A suggestion: pack your mug as though you were sending it to a customer and
> didn't want it to break.
>
> I participated last year and the beautiful mug I received arrived in shards,
> poorly packed in a shoe box, sent through the U.S. mail. I was disappointed.
> The sender didn't seem impressed with my dilemma and did not replace it.
>
> Karin
> Laughing Bear Pottery
> Arizona
>
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Christena Schafale on thu 28 feb 02
I started sending out mug partnerships last night -- as always, it takes
longer than I expected, and I ran out of steam around midnight. Worked on
it some more this morning before work, but didn't quite get done. So -- if
you haven't received your partner's name yet, just be patient -- I should
be able to finish tonight. And if you get a weird message, like one
without a partner's name in it? -- let me know -- I wasn't at my mental
finest at 5 AM.
Chris
Consultation and Referral Specialist
Resources for Seniors
christenas@rfsnc.org
http://www.resourcesforseniors.com
Phone: (919) 713-1537
FAX: (919) 872-9574
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Llewellyn Kouba on mon 18 mar 02
I still haven't received my stay at home mug from the exchange list? is
there anyone else out there who is still waiting? I sent my mug off right
away and received an answer back and Ginny is enjoying a Latee'. Just
wondering what happened is all.
Llewellyn
bivaletz ginny on tue 19 mar 02
llewellyn - i sent out your package priority mail well
over a week ago. i can't remember the date, but it
was before i received yours and replied. i wished i
had put a tracker on it. the mail can be a bit slow
on this end and maybe the mails are just slower in
general for security reasons. sit tight, i'll bet
it'll be there any day. i'm trying to learn how to
send digital pictures out and will shortly have a shot
of your mug sent to the website. ginnY
=====
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Llewellyn Kouba on wed 20 mar 02
Ginny,
Thanks so much. I didn't realize that the same person we sent our mug to
was also the one we were expecting to recieve from? I have never done this
before and I guess I just assumed (wrongly) that they were mixing them all
up and everyone would receive a mug from someone but not necessarily the
person we sent to. I like the reciprocal thing though and am happy it is
you and will be anxious to receive your work. So far nothing has showed
here but as you say it might be any day.
If you can get a good photo of my mug sent in that would be great. I tried
out digital camera here and really don't like the resolution at all and
they are always fuzzy, out of focus, or just bad. I like my regular camera
then put to disc better but I just finished a photo shoot here and won't be
taking pix again until my next kiln load and with a two week vacation
coming up from April 3-17 I will have other things on my mind and away from
clay for a short while. (Rockaway Beach, OR) destination. I am also going
to go off clayart soon so I don't pile up mail while I am away unless
someone wants to write me personally (lkouba@pop.ctctel.com)
Llewellyn
At 09:47 AM 3/19/2002 -0800, you wrote:
>llewellyn - i sent out your package priority mail well
>over a week ago. i can't remember the date, but it
>was before i received yours and replied. i wished i
>had put a tracker on it. the mail can be a bit slow
>on this end and maybe the mails are just slower in
>general for security reasons. sit tight, i'll bet
>it'll be there any day. i'm trying to learn how to
>send digital pictures out and will shortly have a shot
>of your mug sent to the website. ginnY
>
>
>=====
>ginny from orcas island, washington.
>
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Bill Edwards on sat 6 apr 02
Hi,
I recieved my exchange partners gift today. Angela
Simmons was my exchange partner this year and I am
proud to annouce I was gifted with not only a mug but
a very needed soap or lotion dispenser as well. I
believe the stay at home exchange works realy well and
we don't have to even worry about how much we exchange
since we choose to do pretty much what we want to.
Thanks Angie and I hope this finds all the stay at
home exchagers in good form and ready for next year.
William Edwards
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Elaine Aulis on sun 16 feb 03
Hello out there!
My name is Elaine Aulis and I signed up for the stay at home mug exchange.
If anyone out there has my name as their partner, I would love to hear from
you!
Elaine in
Snowy Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, CANADA!!!
Edouard Bastarache on fri 21 mar 03
----- Original Message -----
From: Bill Edwards
To:
Sent: Friday, March 21, 2003 4:05 PM
Subject: Stay at home mug exchange
(.....)
" Where'd all our doctors disappear? Ed, Tom and a few
others seemed to have flown the coop. I miss seeing
the good analyticals regarding oxides and other
chemicals. "
> Bill Edwards
> PO Box 267
> Lafayette, AL, 36862
Hey Bill,
I am always on the sidewalk watching the band march by.
And writing more articles on what I know best.
Or giving advice by the Net like I did recently to a
senior engineer working for Bechtel Inc. who got
my e-mail addy from a post on Clayart dealing with
PCB's, dioxins and furans. It is a small world !!!
Later,
"Ils sont fous ces Quebecois"
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Ellie Blair on fri 12 mar 04
Hi all,
I wanted to send out a special thanks to Chris Schafale for the clayart =
stay at home mug exchange. It took a lot of time and effort to pull =
this off and I wanted to make sure that Chris gets the mention for a job =
extremely well done. We just made the pot but Chris organized this =
whole thing and made it happen. It gave those of us who were not able to =
go to NCECA a chance to still participate in the mug exchange. This is a =
great example of the wonderful people we have in our clay community. =20
Thanks Chris
Ellie Blair
Blair Pottery
Lawrence, Kansas
Rog Coman on fri 22 feb 08
Leigh,
Contact Janet Price at jmkprice26@comcast.net. I just signed up - hate
missing NCECA this year.
Rog Coman
Fish Hook Pottery
Montrose, CO
----- Original Message -----
From: "Leigh Whitaker"
To:
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2008 1:46 PM
Subject: Stay at home mug exchange
> Who is in charge of the stay at home mug exchange? I can't remember who
> it
> was, but I need to contact him or her.
>
> Leigh Whitaker
>
>
>
>
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Leigh Whitaker on fri 22 feb 08
Who is in charge of the stay at home mug exchange? I can't remember who it
was, but I need to contact him or her.
Leigh Whitaker
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Janet Price on sat 23 feb 08
Hi Leigh,
It's me.
Janet
Leigh Whitaker wrote:
> Who is in charge of the stay at home mug exchange? I can't remember who it
> was, but I need to contact him or her.
>
> Leigh Whitaker
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Craig Fulladosa on tue 26 feb 08
Can I still get a partner for the stay at home mug exchange. I have participated in most of them since 1999. Please let me take part if you can.
Craig
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Janet Price on wed 27 feb 08
Craig,
I'll need your address and whether or not you can ship internationally.
Shouldn't be a problem. In fact, I just had someone drop out so I'll
sub your name in place of hers!
Janet
Craig Fulladosa wrote:
> Can I still get a partner for the stay at home mug exchange. I have participated in most of them since 1999. Please let me take part if you can.
>
> Craig
> the Clayman
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lena buch on sat 5 dec 09
Who is in charge of the stay at home mug exchange this year? When can we si=
gn up?
Thanks,
Lee
Janet Price on sun 6 dec 09
I'll do it again this year. I'll start the signups in January after the
holidays. I've been keeping an eye out for NCECA posts and thinking
that I should post something about now.
Janet
lena buch wrote:
> Who is in charge of the stay at home mug exchange this year? When can we =
sign up?
> Thanks,
> Lee
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