Dan Saultman on wed 21 mar 07
Somewhere in this world is a porcelain mug=97yellowish glaze with a =
black=20
rim.
Maybe the cleaning crew at the Galt House hotel has it. I hope whoever=20=
has it, likes it.
Dan Saultman=
Irene F.Gulla on thu 22 mar 07
I'm a bit confused about the mug exchange. When I did the exchange we
received via email the persons name and address so we could ship it to that person.
Don't you know who you sent the mug to?
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Victoria E. Hamilton on thu 22 mar 07
Irene -
There are 2 mug exchanges each year.
One of them is the "stay at home" exchange for folks that will not be
attending NCECA.
The other is the mug exchange at NCECA. Most clayarters at NCECA will find
who got their mug while in the clayart room during the exchange - sometimes
not. Sometimes people are not there when it's happening and even if they
are, it's busy, exciting and can be confusing. This is why some folks are
still trying to find out who got their mug.
Vicki Hamilton
Millennia Antica Pottery
Seattle, WA
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To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
Subject: Re: [CLAYART] Who got my mug!
I'm a bit confused about the mug exchange. When I did the exchange we
received via email the persons name and address so we could ship it to that
person.
Don't you know who you sent the mug to?
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everyone.
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