Hendrix, Taylor J. on sun 21 sep 03
Ababi and other claybuds,
Now THIS I have been waiting for for a long time. Ababi is one claybud
that I=20
read no matter what the subject. Ababi, you are one of the reasons that
this
list is such a great place to share and learn.
As a cone 6 ox newbie, I have always taken a look at Ababi's work and
looked
at what he was posting concerning glazes. Unfortunately, I need to do a
bit
more reading before I tackle many of the interesting things he does, but
thank
goodness we have a willing Ababi to post on this list. What is even
more=20
amazing is that he does so through translation programs and websites at
least
in part, something with which many would not bother. Hurrah.
Taylor, the dumb idiot, in Waco Tx
-----Original Message-----
From: Ababi [mailto:ababisha@SHOVAL.ORG.IL]=20
Sent: Saturday, September 20, 2003 2:38 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: No one is dumb no one is idiot! ---> the way to glazing
No one is dumb no one is idiot! ---> the way to glazing
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In order to clear the air I shall try to help people that find this
glazing too difficult....
Elzbieta Sekula on sun 21 sep 03
Here! Here!
Elzbieta, another grateful, but dumb glaze idiot
In a message dated 9/21/03 7:35:29 PM Central Daylight Time,
Taylor_Hendrix@BAYLOR.EDU writes:
> Ababi and other claybuds,
>
> Now THIS I have been waiting for for a long time. Ababi is one claybud
> that I
> read no matter what the subject. Ababi, you are one of the reasons that
> this
> list is such a great place to share and learn.
>
> As a cone 6 ox newbie, I have always taken a look at Ababi's work and
> looked
> at what he was posting concerning glazes. Unfortunately, I need to do a
> bit
> more reading before I tackle many of the interesting things he does, but
> thank
> goodness we have a willing Ababi to post on this list. What is even
> more
> amazing is that he does so through translation programs and websites at
> least
> in part, something with which many would not bother. Hurrah.
Ababi on mon 22 sep 03
Thank you Tailor
And thank you Bill (Edwards)
It is not that I write in Hebrew and translate to English.
I do write in English I even think in English but when I want to right,
sorry to write opacisfiere? I go to a page from Insight where Tony
Hansen writes about ultrox and copy: into the sentence.
I love the word dUMB because this is what I feel when mistakenly I mix
wrong materials and must DUMP the sometimes expensive and expansive
materials.
It is true; when I have to write (right) in Hebrew dumb or dump I know
more words and can play around.
Clayart is a potters list. I would be hesitate to join a literature list
in English, I know I can contribute a lot, though I write in mistakes,
you must take you time, read twice, might giggle a bit ( I do it when I
read that I have written two instead of too..
and see if there is something you can use!
I just thought the other day; it was in Hebrew this time. ( Not an
excuse to my earlier un smart letter)
Idiot, in Hebrew means idiot.
Hediot in Hebrew means unscholarly, in a nice way, like: "I am going to
explain about glazes to the hediot potter, the way I have been a few
years ago and the way I feel when I try to understand the some of the
glaze gurus words.
Ababi Sharon
Glaze addict
Kibbutz Shoval Israel
ababisha@shoval.org.il
http://members4.clubphoto.com/ababi306910
http://www.matrix2000.co.nz/Matrix%20Demo/Ababi.htm
-----Original Message-----
From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On Behalf Of Hendrix,
Taylor J.
Sent: Monday, September 22, 2003 12:58 AM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Ababi's way to glazing
Ababi and other claybuds,
Now THIS I have been waiting for for a long time. Ababi is one claybud
that I
read no matter what the subject. Ababi, you are one of the reasons that
this
list is such a great place to share and learn.
.
wayneinkeywest on mon 22 sep 03
Ababi:
Don't you worry about it AT ALL.
I would guess that fully half the people who grew up with English as
their primary language still do not know the difference between
"to", "two" and "too". at least from what I have seen written in my
local newspaper.
Wayne in Key West
who gets _to_ take _two_ aspirin, which is not _too_ many
because dsylecix Egnlihs makes his head hurt
I would be hesitate to join a literature list
> in English, I know I can contribute a lot, though I write in mistakes,
> you must take you time, read twice, might giggle a bit ( I do it when I
> read that I have written two instead of too..
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