Comments on: Missing The Gift? http://independentneedleworknews.com/2008/02/25/missing-the-gift/ ~ It's like CNN, but all needlework news, all the time! ~ Sun, 20 Jul 2008 13:26:44 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 By: Allura http://independentneedleworknews.com/2008/02/25/missing-the-gift/#comment-734 Allura Fri, 29 Feb 2008 02:57:30 +0000 http://independentneedleworknews.com/2008/02/25/missing-the-gift/#comment-734 Oh, your poor kitties. Thoughts your way. I don't know which would be better, boarding or leaving them at home. Is there someone who could check on them while you're gone maybe? I hate the idea of boarding my boys, but if I go away from now on, one will have to be. I wish they understood us better. Oh, your poor kitties. Thoughts your way. I don’t know which would be better, boarding or leaving them at home. Is there someone who could check on them while you’re gone maybe? I hate the idea of boarding my boys, but if I go away from now on, one will have to be. I wish they understood us better.

]]> By: Susy http://independentneedleworknews.com/2008/02/25/missing-the-gift/#comment-717 Susy Mon, 25 Feb 2008 19:41:57 +0000 http://independentneedleworknews.com/2008/02/25/missing-the-gift/#comment-717 <em>I've never heard of a spell checker and am pitifully incompetent with grammar, but I have to eat my feet anyway because being mean to someone whose beloved cats may be dying is something I'm good at and my sole purpose in life:</em> Heather, this is not stealing but business practice. If Kirsten has not kept her details up to date, and she missed out on the reminders, which obviously has happened, she has forgotten about it. That's what diligent keeping up with your contact details is all about. It is the fault of Kirsten, not of others. And I believe she is well aware of that. Don't call a business stealing, even if we could discuss the business ethics issue about it. It is not illigal. Obviously all you've left in life is publishing endlessly long blogs boring like hell, emails no one wants to read, and always bashing those, who have done nothing wrong. No one stole the domain, it is parked, and there is no quilting site, just a filler for the space. This name has not been taken. I'm off the soapbox now, and I've deleted your URL from my favourites - reading your boring blogs is like having a big yawn - you're repeating yourself all the time. <a href="mailto:stitchashash@yahoo.com" rel="nofollow">Susy</a> I’ve never heard of a spell checker and am pitifully incompetent with grammar, but I have to eat my feet anyway because being mean to someone whose beloved cats may be dying is something I’m good at and my sole purpose in life:

Heather, this is not stealing but business practice. If Kirsten has not kept her details up to date, and she missed out on the reminders, which obviously has happened, she has forgotten about it. That’s what diligent keeping up with your contact details is all about. It is the fault of Kirsten, not of others. And I believe she is well aware of that.

Don’t call a business stealing, even if we could discuss the business ethics issue about it. It is not illigal. Obviously all you’ve left in life is publishing endlessly long blogs boring like hell, emails no one wants to read, and always bashing those, who have done nothing wrong.

No one stole the domain, it is parked, and there is no quilting site, just a filler for the space. This name has not been taken. I’m off the soapbox now, and I’ve deleted your URL from my favourites - reading your boring blogs is like having a big yawn - you’re repeating yourself all the time.

Susy

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