Family Pottery Day in Ying Ge 11/25?
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by Tigerman » 27 Nov 2006, 08:42
Seems like yinz had a great time. Its been years since I've been to Yingge for pottery.
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From: All Things Considered - The Error of Impartiality
From: All Things Considered - The Error of Impartiality
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by Truant » 27 Nov 2006, 09:05
yeah, sounds like a cool idea.
Next time post it in the Events forum. I am sure there will be others that would have gone, but don't cruise the parenting forum
Next time post it in the Events forum. I am sure there will be others that would have gone, but don't cruise the parenting forum
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by Dragonbones » 27 Nov 2006, 10:28
I noticed that belgian pie graciously left out the successful throwing of large pots by a certain individual, so as not to further humiliate JD. 
Very classy, Mr. pie!
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by Belgian Pie » 27 Nov 2006, 10:33
Dragonbones wrote:I noticed that belgian pie graciously left out the successful throwing of large pots by a certain individual, so as not to further humiliate JD.
Don't say I'm classy yet ... this was the final 'quick' cut ... I'm planning to do a full feature 'director's' cut ...
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by jdsmith » 27 Nov 2006, 10:49
OK, got to see it. I got top billing?? Not for my potting skills that's for sure. lol
Great vid. Thanks BP.
Great vid. Thanks BP.
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by nivek » 27 Nov 2006, 11:00
Just checking the video now.. Amber slept the whole way home too, so it was nice and peaceful in the car!
It was great to meet everyone, although I got far too involved playing with the clay together with Amber, so didn't spend much time socializing. It always helps having a face to put to a name. Hope to see you all again soon. The guided tour of the upstairs museum by BP was enlightening, a very knowledgable chap.
It was great to meet everyone, although I got far too involved playing with the clay together with Amber, so didn't spend much time socializing. It always helps having a face to put to a name. Hope to see you all again soon. The guided tour of the upstairs museum by BP was enlightening, a very knowledgable chap.
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by jdsmith » 28 Nov 2006, 16:53
Great job BP!
I just want all to know that the big box of failed pottery was NOT all mine.
I just want all to know that the big box of failed pottery was NOT all mine.
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