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Post by missjulia on Apr 6, 2008 1:35:02 GMT -5
Good Major Sir,
it is true of the seafood, which is delicious and often missed, though it is sea itself - -
there nothing like the craggy, windy coastline or the homelyness of the fresh salt air - -
this is what i miss most of all.
One week! You must be in quite a tizzy to accomplish all of the last minute details.
i shall not detain you further. and i must see to my shopping this afternoon.
yrhs,
miss julia
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Post by Val on Apr 7, 2008 13:38:05 GMT -5
Welcome Miss Julia, I'm not at home at this time, I'm currently visiting the Hawaiian island of Kaua'i but normally live east of San Diego, CA.
I too would love to see your treasures that you find there. Unlike the others, I can be greatly tempted by dupioni, if not too slubby. I do many different eras of costuming.
I don't know how often I'll be able to check in here, as hubby keeps me busy running around, but I hope after I get back on the 15th that I'll be able to see more of your finds.
Aloha, Val
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Post by missjulia on Apr 7, 2008 21:06:52 GMT -5
hello Val,
don't worry too much, i'm here at least for the next several months. i can't afford to leave.
hahaha, silly but true. so i am at your service, in fact i would be happy to vicariously shop
for others here. there are more than a dozen silk shops, some as real fabric shops in town,
some are more grand tour oriented and thereby more expensive.. but i love, LOVE to visit
them! they are so beautiful, all the colours... exquisite.
so take your time, i'm happy for errands to do
julia
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