cmhatfield on wed 19 dec 01
Janet Kaiser said
>I remember another adhesive
which came in a flat, lidded pot which had a little spatula and smelled =
of
almonds... I loved that white, solidified paste. Cannot remember what is
was called<
Does the name grip - fix ring a bell for this time of year? As an infant =
in 1938 I was very disappointed when I tasted it.
Christmas greetings
Colin Hatfield
Maggie Woodhead on sun 30 dec 01
Kia Ora,
Yes! Yes! I remember it well.
(Catching up on my mail. )
I was talking to young ones just before Christmas. They have never heard of it.
Called 'Gripfix' with its own little brush and we made paper chains that you
bought at the sweet shop for a penny a packet. The smell said Christmas is
coming and we covered the house with these long chains of coloured paper.
Lovely memories of childhood days. Thank you Janet.
----Best Wishes Maggie----
maggiew@clear.net.nz
Janet Kaiser said
>I remember another adhesive
which came in a flat, lidded pot which had a little spatula and smelled of
almonds... I loved that white, solidified paste. Cannot remember what is
was called<
Does the name grip - fix ring a bell for this time of year? As an infant in 1938
I was very disappointed when I tasted it.
Christmas greetings
Colin Hatfield
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