Marianne Lombardo on sun 11 jan 04
Why don't we just make a huge bonfire, and put all the older (and some =
of the newer) glaze books into it? A group of Clayart people could go =
from town to town, and start cleaning up. While we're at it, we may as =
well burn all of the books on stained glass as well. We wouldn't want =
someone to use lead came and suffer lead poisoning now would we? I =
wonder what other art/craft/hobby categories in books we could add to =
the fire? After all, someone might get their hands on one of these books =
and harm themselves due to lack of knowledge! Why should the wanna-be =
glaze maker be expected to learn what might be, or is, harmful to =
her/his self and others?
Marianne Lombardo
Omemee, Ontario, Canada
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