Tim's Denim jumper
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Had to laugh. Poor Tim didn't know what a jumper was, so I explained it to
him. I think we should take up a collection and get him one of his own to wear
to Toastmasters. He might just look good in it, and then the rest of us hairy
legged and pitted creatures would feel great.
Nancy, in BC, get to talk to Tim and Maureen any time I want to, almost.
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him. I think we should take up a collection and get him one of his own to wear
to Toastmasters. He might just look good in it, and then the rest of us hairy
legged and pitted creatures would feel great.
Nancy, in BC, get to talk to Tim and Maureen any time I want to, almost.
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In a message dated 6/11/03 12:58:50 AM Pacific Daylight Time, LOWRIEK@...
writes:
must not own any since I as well quite know what they are for sure. Are they
those like over-all dresses or those pantsuits that are like a one piece
thingamabob. I don't know, when I hear the word jumper, I have these flashback of
disco dancing - Saturday Night Fever kind of clothes.
Someone out there clue me in.
Rhonda - who also never wears birkies, but loves & lives in her Pala sandals
from Hawaii.
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writes:
> Had to laugh. Poor Tim didn't know what a jumper was, so I explained it toOkay at the risk of sounding very ignorant, I'll bite...what is a jumper? I
> him.
must not own any since I as well quite know what they are for sure. Are they
those like over-all dresses or those pantsuits that are like a one piece
thingamabob. I don't know, when I hear the word jumper, I have these flashback of
disco dancing - Saturday Night Fever kind of clothes.
Someone out there clue me in.
Rhonda - who also never wears birkies, but loves & lives in her Pala sandals
from Hawaii.
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In a message dated 6/11/03 1:33:18 AM Pacific Daylight Time,
RJHill241@... writes:
since I as well, don't quite know what they are for sure...
Sorry, but I only have 446 posts left to go and it's 1:40 am in So Cal right
now.
Rhonda
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RJHill241@... writes:
> since I as well quite know what they are for sure.OOOOpps, should have read:
since I as well, don't quite know what they are for sure...
Sorry, but I only have 446 posts left to go and it's 1:40 am in So Cal right
now.
Rhonda
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Fetteroll
on 6/11/03 4:32 AM, RJHill241@... at RJHill241@... wrote:
least have something to do with sweat. I can't see what they have to do with
jumping.)
But in America it's sort of like the top of overall pants attached to an
A-line dress.
Go to Google. Click on Images and type in "denim jumper". You'll see
hundreds.
Joyce
> Okay at the risk of sounding very ignorant, I'll bite...what is a jumper?In England it's a sweater, I think ;-) (I'd like to know why! Sweaters at
least have something to do with sweat. I can't see what they have to do with
jumping.)
But in America it's sort of like the top of overall pants attached to an
A-line dress.
Go to Google. Click on Images and type in "denim jumper". You'll see
hundreds.
Joyce
Tim and Maureen
Bless you, Rhonda!
My (jumping) thots
Tim
My (jumping) thots
Tim
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Subject: Re: [Unschooling-dotcom] Tim's Denim jumper
In a message dated 6/11/03 12:58:50 AM Pacific Daylight Time, LOWRIEK@...
writes:
> Had to laugh. Poor Tim didn't know what a jumper was, so I explained it to
> him.
Okay at the risk of sounding very ignorant, I'll bite...what is a jumper? I
must not own any since I as well quite know what they are for sure. Are they
those like over-all dresses or those pantsuits that are like a one piece
thingamabob. I don't know, when I hear the word jumper, I have these flashback of
disco dancing - Saturday Night Fever kind of clothes.
Someone out there clue me in.
Rhonda - who also never wears birkies, but loves & lives in her Pala sandals
from Hawaii.
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Tim and Maureen
>>Nancy, in BC, get to talk to Tim <snip> any time I want to, almost.Gonna have to see about this in future, I think! :O))))))))))
My (teasing Nancy) thots
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kayb85
Lol! Exactly what I did to find out what "birkenstocks" are. The
word wasn't in my dictionary. ;) I always just called them "sandals
without a back" or "flip-flop sandals".
Sheila, who's never been on the west coast
word wasn't in my dictionary. ;) I always just called them "sandals
without a back" or "flip-flop sandals".
Sheila, who's never been on the west coast
> Go to Google. Click on Images and type in "denim jumper". You'll see
> hundreds.
Lisa M. Cottrell Bentley
> Lol! Exactly what I did to find out what "birkenstocks" are. TheBirkenstocks are a brand name of shoes. http://www.birkenstock.com
> word wasn't in my dictionary. ;) I always just called them "sandals
> without a back" or "flip-flop sandals".
I have several pairs, none leather and none without backstraps. They come
in many shapes and sizes.
Birks are not flip-flops. I hate flip-flops. Flip-flops go between toes
and are uncomfortable and make walking difficult, IMO. Birkenstocks are
extremely comfortable and make walking heavenly.
-Lisa in AZ
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In a message dated 6/12/2003 12:18:30 AM Central Daylight Time,
cottrellbentley@... writes:
they last for years and are superior quality?
Amy Kagey
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cottrellbentley@... writes:
>I would love a pair but they are out of my price range. I'm guessing that
> Birks are not flip-flops. I hate flip-flops. Flip-flops go between toes
> and are uncomfortable and make walking difficult, IMO. Birkenstocks are
> extremely comfortable and make walking heavenly.
>
>
they last for years and are superior quality?
Amy Kagey
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In a message dated 6/12/03 1:18:38 AM Eastern Daylight Time,
cottrellbentley@... writes:
footbed that sets them apart. The construction, not just cork but cork is a big
part of it. They are made so after you wear them for a while the footbed will
conform to your foot. You have a foorprint in the shoe. That makes them so
comfy and helps them to stay on your foot without being tight. They last
forever. And they do make shoes as well, not just sandals. Jackson wears the
shoes to the office.
Pam G.
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cottrellbentley@... writes:
> Birks are not flip-flops. I hate flip-flops. Flip-flops go between toesAlthough they do make Birks that go between the toes as well. It is the
> and are uncomfortable and make walking difficult, IMO. Birkenstocks are
> extremely comfortable and make walking heavenly.
>
>
footbed that sets them apart. The construction, not just cork but cork is a big
part of it. They are made so after you wear them for a while the footbed will
conform to your foot. You have a foorprint in the shoe. That makes them so
comfy and helps them to stay on your foot without being tight. They last
forever. And they do make shoes as well, not just sandals. Jackson wears the
shoes to the office.
Pam G.
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Mary
From: <genant2@...>
<<Although they do make Birks that go between the toes as well. It is the
footbed that sets them apart. The construction, not just cork but cork is a
big
part of it. They are made so after you wear them for a while the footbed
will
conform to your foot. You have a foorprint in the shoe. That makes them so
comfy and helps them to stay on your foot without being tight. They last
forever. And they do make shoes as well, not just sandals. Jackson wears
the
shoes to the office.>>
Yeah but aren't they all really ugly??
Mary B
<<Although they do make Birks that go between the toes as well. It is the
footbed that sets them apart. The construction, not just cork but cork is a
big
part of it. They are made so after you wear them for a while the footbed
will
conform to your foot. You have a foorprint in the shoe. That makes them so
comfy and helps them to stay on your foot without being tight. They last
forever. And they do make shoes as well, not just sandals. Jackson wears
the
shoes to the office.>>
Yeah but aren't they all really ugly??
Mary B
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In a message dated 6/12/03 12:20:50 PM Eastern Daylight Time,
mummy124@... writes:
leather. He wears a shirt and tie to work.
Pam G.
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mummy124@... writes:
> Yeah but aren't they all really ugly??some are some aren't. The ones he has look like dress shoes, in black
>
>
leather. He wears a shirt and tie to work.
Pam G.
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Tia Leschke
> > Birks are not flip-flops. I hate flip-flops. Flip-flops go betweentoes
> > and are uncomfortable and make walking difficult, IMO. Birkenstocks areMine barely last 2 years, but I wear them almost all my waking hours,
> > extremely comfortable and make walking heavenly.
> >
indoors and out. I wear boots if it's pouring, there's snow on the ground,
or I'm going to be hiking on uneven terrain.
Tia
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety
deserve neither liberty nor safety." Ben Franklin
leschke@...
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In a message dated 6/12/03 9:14:04 PM Eastern Daylight Time, leschke@...
writes:
have a removable insole and three wide front straps and a back strap so they
will fit snug to stay on while hiking. Also have more of a "hiking" tread on
them. I love them to hike in.
Pam G.
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writes:
> or I'm going to be hiking on uneven terrain.They do make Birks for hiking, I have a pair, kind of pricey though. They
>
have a removable insole and three wide front straps and a back strap so they
will fit snug to stay on while hiking. Also have more of a "hiking" tread on
them. I love them to hike in.
Pam G.
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