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Karen Karen Karen
The Karen are an indigenous people of Thailand and Burma, numbering about
14,000,000. The traditional costume is a Hse. Most Hse are embroidered. To see photos of the Karen and their Hse, visit www.karen.org and click on Clothing. -- Finished 12/14/03 -- Mermaid (Dimensions) WIP: Fireman's Prayer, Amid Amish Life, Angel of Autumn, Calif Sampler, Holiday Snowglobe Paralegal - Writer - Editor - Researcher http://hometown.aol.com/kmc528/KMC.html |
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Suzanne wrote:
S (Karen C - California) wrote in message ... The Karen are an indigenous people of Thailand and Burma, numbering about 14,000,000. The traditional costume is a Hse. Most Hse are embroidered. To see photos of the Karen and their Hse, visit www.karen.org and click on Clothing. I tried looking at this site, but everytime I attempted it my browswer bombed. :-( Suze My Netscape (v6.2) bombed, too, but the website works fine when I used Internet Explorer. Sky, who's too lazy again for her regular sig line |
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Not that people couldn't guess from the subject line - but perhaps you
could remember your nettiquette and mark these rediculous posts OT? (Suzanne) wrote in message om... S (Karen C - California) wrote in message ... The Karen are an indigenous people of Thailand and Burma, numbering about 14,000,000. The traditional costume is a Hse. Most Hse are embroidered. To see photos of the Karen and their Hse, visit www.karen.org and click on Clothing. I tried looking at this site, but everytime I attempted it my browswer bombed. :-( Suze |
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The Karen (pronounced Ka REN) of thailand and burma have some beautiful xs
stuff that they use(jackets, bedthrows, hats, What is interesting is that many of the Thai hill tribes do their xs fromthe back, which means that the xxxxdon't always cross in the same direction. I had some Hill tribe stuff, tho not sure which tibe, when i lived in thailand. kathy san antonio |
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ot that people couldn't guess from the subject line - but perhaps you
could remember your nettiquette and mark these rediculous posts OT? Any why would anything on needleworked garments be OT?? cowie |
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(Texasxsgal1) writes: The Karen (pronounced Ka REN) of thailand Well, harrumph! They can't even pronounce it properly. Thai hill tribes do their xs fromthe back Hmmmmmm. Methinks a visit to the Asian Refugee Center is in order so I can find some granny to show me how this is done. From the back?!?!?!?! My feeble little brain can't even begin to work that out. -- Finished 12/14/03 -- Mermaid (Dimensions) WIP: Fireman's Prayer, Amid Amish Life, Angel of Autumn, Calif Sampler, Holiday Snowglobe Paralegal - Writer - Editor - Researcher http://hometown.aol.com/kmc528/KMC.html |
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(CowieLuv) writes: why would anything on needleworked garments be OT?? Good question! Though there was a complaint about the website crashing someone's browser, so maybe it's the computer problems that needs to be marked OT? (And to answer that post, karen.org didn't crash my browser, so I can't tell you what's wrong or how to solve it.) -- Finished 12/14/03 -- Mermaid (Dimensions) WIP: Fireman's Prayer, Amid Amish Life, Angel of Autumn, Calif Sampler, Holiday Snowglobe Paralegal - Writer - Editor - Researcher http://hometown.aol.com/kmc528/KMC.html |
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hy would anything on needleworked garments be OT??
Good question! Though there was a complaint about the website crashing someone's browser, so maybe it's the computer problems that needs to be marked OT? (And to answer that post, karen.org didn't crash my browser, so I can't tell you what's wrong or how to solve it.) Blissfully unaware that ones browser can even DO that! But living in aohell land, it may not matter. cowie |
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On 2004-03-12 08:04:56 -0600, Skyhooks said:
Suzanne wrote: S (Karen C - California) wrote in message ... The Karen are an indigenous people of Thailand and Burma, numbering about 14,000,000. The traditional costume is a Hse. Most Hse are embroidered. To see photos of the Karen and their Hse, visit www.karen.org and click on Clothing. I tried looking at this site, but everytime I attempted it my browswer bombed. :-( Suze My Netscape (v6.2) bombed, too, but the website works fine when I used Internet Explorer. Sky, who's too lazy again for her regular sig line I do have IE. I tried it again later and it worked fine. I think it's just my computer acting wonky, probably needs to be reformatted. *sigh* Suze |
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