Earl Brunner on tue 26 jul 05
I'm not so much poking fun of your spelling as commenting on the
visualization I get when I read yours below....
Jim, you DO mean BOWL don't you? cause you can't REALLY chose your
bowel....... I mean you have two and what you eat visits both......
Earl Brunner
Las Vegas, NV
-----Original Message-----
From: Clayart [mailto:CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG] On Behalf Of Jim Champion
Sent: Tuesday, July 26, 2005 1:20 PM
To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: What does it take to make a good mug?
I know I find
myself picking the glass , bowel , plate or cup by what
I plan on consuming. Ice tea in this tumbler,
Captain Crunch in this bowel,...
Jim Champion on tue 26 jul 05
The posting about the =2440 mug has me thinking a lot about =
this subject=2E When it comes to a well balance=2C functional =
item use for partaking of a particular substance like a =
COFFEE MUG can you make a good one and not be a coffee drinker=3F =
Or is the experience of consuming coffee as important as knowing =
that the opening needs to be within a certain size to make =
drinking comfortable or that the contour of the lip can make =
drinking easier and more enjoyable=2E I don=92t drink coffee and =
my favorite mug I use for drinking milk (accompanied by peanut =
butter =26 villain wafers) Would this be my favorite mug if I =
drank coffee or would it be a different one=3F I know I find =
myself picking the glass =2C bowel =2C plate or cup by what =
I plan on consuming=2E Ice tea in this tumbler=2C =
Captain Crunch in this bowel=2C=2E=2E=2E =
Jim Champion on thu 28 jul 05
Earl Brunner wrote.
"I'm not so much poking fun of your spelling as commenting on the
visualization I get when I read yours below....
Jim, you DO mean BOWL don't you? cause you can't REALLY chose your
bowel....... I mean you have two and what you eat visits both......"
Your right Earl, what visits one does usually visit the other. Spell check let me down again. Dolita ,being the great friend that she is, was the frist to point this out and I'm sure there was a smile on her face and maybe a little snicker too.
Just another adventure in being dyslexic. Hope what I was thinking got pass ( pun intended ) the bad spelling.
Jim Champion
Louisville, KY
Landlocked by the edge of a bluegrass sea
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