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riverman wrote:
Hey Tim:
Let me know when (if) they arrive. They went out of Nairobi, Kenya
via 5-day mail on Monday. That means, with any luck, you ought to get
them by the deadline in December.

Flies arrived safe & sound - nice tie, Myron.

Ummmmm, so where are the others? Just kidding, boyos - the deadline
is still December 10.
--
TL,
Tim
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"Tim J." wrote in message
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riverman wrote:
Hey Tim:
Let me know when (if) they arrive. They went out of Nairobi, Kenya
via 5-day mail on Monday. That means, with any luck, you ought to get
them by the deadline in December.

Flies arrived safe & sound - nice tie, Myron.

Ummmmm, so where are the others? Just kidding, boyos - the deadline
is still December 10.
--



Ahh, excellent. Only 6 business days...5 if you disregard Monday. Good to
know that the African mails still work...at least in East Africa.

How many tyers are there? I ran out of hooks right at #20 (in fact, a close
inspection will show that I had to use a couple of wet fly hooks to complete
the batch), otherwise I would have done a few extras. Do me a favor, and if
you spot one or two that look a bit more bedraggled than the rest, don't
send those out. :-)

The odds look pretty good that I'll be in Boston over Valentine's day for
the next job fair. I'll make arrangements to get my flies from you then. Tie
them up pretty, boyos.

--riverman

"Tim J." wrote in message
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riverman wrote:
Hey Tim:
Let me know when (if) they arrive. They went out of Nairobi, Kenya
via 5-day mail on Monday. That means, with any luck, you ought to get
them by the deadline in December.

Flies arrived safe & sound - nice tie, Myron.

Ummmmm, so where are the others? Just kidding, boyos - the deadline
is still December 10.
--



Ahh, excellent. Only 6 business days...5 if you disregard Monday. Good to
know that the African mails still work...at least in East Africa.

How many tyers are there? I ran out of hooks right at #20 (in fact, a close
inspection will show that I had to use a couple of wet fly hooks to complete
the batch), otherwise I would have done a few extras. Do me a favor, and if
you spot one or two that look a bit more bedraggled than the rest, don't
send those out. :-)

The odds look pretty good that I'll be in Boston over Valentine's day for
the next job fair. I'll make arrangements to get my flies from you then. Tie
them up pretty, boyos.

--riverman

riverman wrote:
Tim J. wrote...
riverman wrote:
Hey Tim:
Let me know when (if) they arrive. They went out of Nairobi, Kenya
via 5-day mail on Monday. That means, with any luck, you ought to
get them by the deadline in December.

Flies arrived safe & sound - nice tie, Myron.

Ahh, excellent. Only 6 business days...5 if you disregard Monday.
Good to know that the African mails still work...at least in East
Africa.

How many tyers are there?

I'm hoping still 15. I had one person email that they wanted to cancel,
but I've asked them to reconsider. It's one thing to cancel because of
an emergency issue, quite another just to cancel for a silly reason.
NIMS (Not In My Swap). The way my mama raised me was that a person
should follow through on commitments. I'm sure hoping the rest of your
mamas did as good of a job.

I ran out of hooks right at #20 (in fact, a
close inspection will show that I had to use a couple of wet fly
hooks to complete the batch), otherwise I would have done a few
extras. Do me a favor, and if you spot one or two that look a bit
more bedraggled than the rest, don't send those out. :-)

At quick glance, they all looked pretty good to me, but I'll spot check
as I go.

The odds look pretty good that I'll be in Boston over Valentine's day
for the next job fair. I'll make arrangements to get my flies from
you then.

YEHAA! The Valentines Day Mass-occur. Beer and burger time!

Tie them up pretty, boyos.

Yeah - like *that* will happen! ;-)
--
TL,
Tim
------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

riverman wrote:
Tim J. wrote...
riverman wrote:
Hey Tim:
Let me know when (if) they arrive. They went out of Nairobi, Kenya
via 5-day mail on Monday. That means, with any luck, you ought to
get them by the deadline in December.

Flies arrived safe & sound - nice tie, Myron.

Ahh, excellent. Only 6 business days...5 if you disregard Monday.
Good to know that the African mails still work...at least in East
Africa.

How many tyers are there?

I'm hoping still 15. I had one person email that they wanted to cancel,
but I've asked them to reconsider. It's one thing to cancel because of
an emergency issue, quite another just to cancel for a silly reason.
NIMS (Not In My Swap). The way my mama raised me was that a person
should follow through on commitments. I'm sure hoping the rest of your
mamas did as good of a job.

I ran out of hooks right at #20 (in fact, a
close inspection will show that I had to use a couple of wet fly
hooks to complete the batch), otherwise I would have done a few
extras. Do me a favor, and if you spot one or two that look a bit
more bedraggled than the rest, don't send those out. :-)

At quick glance, they all looked pretty good to me, but I'll spot check
as I go.

The odds look pretty good that I'll be in Boston over Valentine's day
for the next job fair. I'll make arrangements to get my flies from
you then.

YEHAA! The Valentines Day Mass-occur. Beer and burger time!

Tie them up pretty, boyos.

Yeah - like *that* will happen! ;-)
--
TL,
Tim
------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 11:07:52 -0500, "Tim J."
wrote:

riverman wrote:
Hey Tim:
Let me know when (if) they arrive. They went out of Nairobi, Kenya
via 5-day mail on Monday. That means, with any luck, you ought to get
them by the deadline in December.

Flies arrived safe & sound - nice tie, Myron.

Ummmmm, so where are the others? Just kidding, boyos - the deadline
is still December 10.



They're done.

Tying instructions at:

http://www.mountaincable.net/~pcharl...er/weamer.html

Mailing tomorrow.


Peter

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On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 11:07:52 -0500, "Tim J."
wrote:

riverman wrote:
Hey Tim:
Let me know when (if) they arrive. They went out of Nairobi, Kenya
via 5-day mail on Monday. That means, with any luck, you ought to get
them by the deadline in December.

Flies arrived safe & sound - nice tie, Myron.

Ummmmm, so where are the others? Just kidding, boyos - the deadline
is still December 10.



They're done.

Tying instructions at:

http://www.mountaincable.net/~pcharl...er/weamer.html

Mailing tomorrow.


Peter

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Wayne P wrote:
FYI: I should have mine in the mail Friday or Sat.

"Peter Charles" wrote:
snip
Mailing tomorrow.

Thanks guys - I'll email you when they arrive.

I spent an hour at the vise yesterday resulting in zero flies tied. What
a freakin' aggravating time. For some reason I had eight thumbs attached
where fingers used to be. I think I need to drink more when I tie so
either I'm more relaxed or I just don't care what they look like. I
also discovered I ran out of the correct body material, so back to the
materials shop today.

This tying stuff ain't as easy as youse guys make it look. ;-)
--
TL,
Tim
------------------------
http://css.sbcma.com/timj

On Thu, 2 Dec 2004 10:04:57 -0500, "Tim J."
wrote:

Wayne P wrote:
FYI: I should have mine in the mail Friday or Sat.

"Peter Charles" wrote:
snip
Mailing tomorrow.

Thanks guys - I'll email you when they arrive.

I spent an hour at the vise yesterday resulting in zero flies tied. What
a freakin' aggravating time. For some reason I had eight thumbs attached
where fingers used to be. I think I need to drink more when I tie so
either I'm more relaxed or I just don't care what they look like. I
also discovered I ran out of the correct body material, so back to the
materials shop today.

This tying stuff ain't as easy as youse guys make it look. ;-)

Mine are now in the mail.

Peter

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