new light

Have you seen this new light from Eddie Bauer?
http://www.eddiebauer.com/eb/product...oduct_id=27391
Very interesting, you wear it around your ear. It looks like it would
be great to toss into a suitcase to ccs in a hotel room. Or in a car,
or on a plane, or train, or wherever. I wonder how bright it is.

Audrey

http://tinyurl.com/dval9

Have you seen this one from OTT? Pricey but could be a must have!
Jeanine in Canada



Have you seen this new light from Eddie Bauer?
http://www.eddiebauer.com/eb/product...oduct_id=27391
Very interesting, you wear it around your ear. It looks like it would
be great to toss into a suitcase to ccs in a hotel room. Or in a car,
or on a plane, or train, or wherever. I wonder how bright it is.

Audrey

20 years ago my boyfriend of one month bought me a white metal lamp for my
stitching. It was the boom arm type that swivelled on a base that clamped
to the table. It had a big magnifying glass and circular flourescent light
tube in it. That boyfriend became my DH the following year, and he and that
lamp have been at my side ever since. But last week I swung the lamp into
place over my lap frame, and the whole head came off in my hands. There was
a little metal plate that attached the light head to the boom arm, and it
has pulled through the metal. Now the lamp head is just hanging here by the
cable, and I find I can no longer stitch without it! The local lamp store
is only interested in selling me a new one, so I'm going to try a welding
shop today to see if they can maybe put my lamp back together again. I sure
hope this doesn't mean DH is going to fall apart next! LOL

Maureen
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Maureen Miller


"Jeanine3" wrote in message
news:KSgue.1778280$6l.166568@pd7tw2no...
http://tinyurl.com/dval9

Have you seen this one from OTT? Pricey but could be a must have!
Jeanine in Canada



Have you seen this new light from Eddie Bauer?
http://www.eddiebauer.com/eb/product...oduct_id=27391
Very interesting, you wear it around your ear. It looks like it would
be great to toss into a suitcase to ccs in a hotel room. Or in a car,
or on a plane, or train, or wherever. I wonder how bright it is.

Audrey

On 6/22/05 1:17 PM, in article V2hue.1778339$6l.1262917@pd7tw2no, "Maureen
In Vancouver, B.C." wrote:

20 years ago my boyfriend of one month bought me a white metal lamp for my
stitching. It was the boom arm type that swivelled on a base that clamped
to the table. It had a big magnifying glass and circular flourescent light
tube in it. That boyfriend became my DH the following year, and he and that
lamp have been at my side ever since. But last week I swung the lamp into
place over my lap frame, and the whole head came off in my hands. There was
a little metal plate that attached the light head to the boom arm, and it
has pulled through the metal. Now the lamp head is just hanging here by the
cable, and I find I can no longer stitch without it! The local lamp store
is only interested in selling me a new one, so I'm going to try a welding
shop today to see if they can maybe put my lamp back together again. I sure
hope this doesn't mean DH is going to fall apart next! LOL

Maureen


Oh dear - I hope not!

I hope not too Cheryl! ) It would be a shame to have HIS head fall off.
hahahaha

Maureen In Vancouver, B.C.
--
Maureen Miller


"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
...
On 6/22/05 1:17 PM, in article V2hue.1778339$6l.1262917@pd7tw2no, "Maureen
In Vancouver, B.C." wrote:

20 years ago my boyfriend of one month bought me a white metal lamp for
my
stitching. It was the boom arm type that swivelled on a base that
clamped
to the table. It had a big magnifying glass and circular flourescent
light
tube in it. That boyfriend became my DH the following year, and he and
that
lamp have been at my side ever since. But last week I swung the lamp
into
place over my lap frame, and the whole head came off in my hands. There
was
a little metal plate that attached the light head to the boom arm, and it
has pulled through the metal. Now the lamp head is just hanging here by
the
cable, and I find I can no longer stitch without it! The local lamp
store
is only interested in selling me a new one, so I'm going to try a welding
shop today to see if they can maybe put my lamp back together again. I
sure
hope this doesn't mean DH is going to fall apart next! LOL

Maureen


Oh dear - I hope not!

Be careful when you touch him! VBEG

Maureen In Vancouver, B.C. wrote:
20 years ago my boyfriend of one month bought me a white metal lamp for my
stitching. It was the boom arm type that swivelled on a base that clamped
to the table. It had a big magnifying glass and circular flourescent light
tube in it. That boyfriend became my DH the following year, and he and that
lamp have been at my side ever since. But last week I swung the lamp into
place over my lap frame, and the whole head came off in my hands. There was
a little metal plate that attached the light head to the boom arm, and it
has pulled through the metal. Now the lamp head is just hanging here by the
cable, and I find I can no longer stitch without it! The local lamp store
is only interested in selling me a new one, so I'm going to try a welding
shop today to see if they can maybe put my lamp back together again. I sure
hope this doesn't mean DH is going to fall apart next! LOL

Maureen

--
Brenda
NEW to Styx, classic to the world: Big Bang Theory

Touch him? Did I mention we've been married nearly 20 years? lol Well,
he's also my karate partner so I know he's made of tougher stuff than that!
)

Maureen In Vancouver, B.C.

--
Maureen Miller


"Brenda Lewis" wrote in message
...

Be careful when you touch him! VBEG

Maureen In Vancouver, B.C. wrote:
20 years ago my boyfriend of one month bought me a white metal lamp for
my stitching. It was the boom arm type that swivelled on a base that
clamped to the table. It had a big magnifying glass and circular
flourescent light tube in it. That boyfriend became my DH the following
year, and he and that lamp have been at my side ever since. But last
week I swung the lamp into place over my lap frame, and the whole head
came off in my hands. There was a little metal plate that attached the
light head to the boom arm, and it has pulled through the metal. Now the
lamp head is just hanging here by the cable, and I find I can no longer
stitch without it! The local lamp store is only interested in selling me
a new one, so I'm going to try a welding shop today to see if they can
maybe put my lamp back together again. I sure hope this doesn't mean DH
is going to fall apart next! LOL

Maureen

--
Brenda
NEW to Styx, classic to the world: Big Bang Theory