Not too quick but presents for almost nothing

It is OK , i know the various meanings , but also knew that Cher
meant something KIND ,,,, [ the other ng they always accuse me of not
understanding hahahaha]
And dear Cher ,,,,, i loved your compliment thank you !!!
mirjam

"Cher" wrote in message
...
I am missing something here, cos I did - it obviously means something
different to you than it does to me. To me it means a home based person,
loving and motherly..with a natural artistic flair - least that is what
it
is s'posed to me.

What have I said now! .. cher..

LOL, Cher, I think I knew that's what you meant, but what Janise was trying
to point out is that homely HERE means...
'ugly'
'uncomely'
and the like!
Hugs,
Noreen
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"Cher" wrote in message
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Good Grief, I'd never say that about anyone, let alone Mirjam...sorry
Mirjam...no offence to you my friend.

Cher is right. In UK we say homely as meaning very clever with anything for
the home. I knew what it meant in US and was a little concerned

Believe me. Cher was paying you a BIG compliment)

O

Thanks Ophelia for coming to my rescue, good job it was mentioned, there
are several things I have to watch what I write, now this is another one to
add to the ever growing list......LOL.

Thanks again........Cher
"Ophelia" wrote in message
...

"Cher" wrote in message
...
Good Grief, I'd never say that about anyone, let alone Mirjam...sorry
Mirjam...no offence to you my friend.

Cher is right. In UK we say homely as meaning very clever with anything
for
the home. I knew what it meant in US and was a little concerned

Believe me. Cher was paying you a BIG compliment)

O




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I too knew that Cher was being positive....I didn't mean to imply that she
wasn't. I think I typed in a winking smiley face showing that I knew, but I
guess that got lost.

Janise


"Cher" wrote in message
...
Good Grief, I'd never say that about anyone, let alone Mirjam...sorry
Mirjam...no offence to you my friend.

Cheers.....Cher
"Noreen's Knit*che" wrote in message
...
"Cher" wrote in message
...
I am missing something here, cos I did - it obviously means something
different to you than it does to me. To me it means a home based
person,
loving and motherly..with a natural artistic flair - least that is
what
it
is s'posed to me.

What have I said now! .. cher..

LOL, Cher, I think I knew that's what you meant, but what Janise was
trying
to point out is that homely HERE means...
'ugly'
'uncomely'
and the like!
Hugs,
Noreen
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I know my friends i know ,, havinf been lucky to live 2 years in USA
and 2 years in UK , i acquired an ear for the differences and am the
lucky owner of an ENGLISH /,,,AMERICAN + AMERICAN/ENGLISH
dictionary ,,, great fun i tell you ,,,, mirjam



"Cher" wrote in message
...
Good Grief, I'd never say that about anyone, let alone Mirjam...sorry
Mirjam...no offence to you my friend.

Cher is right. In UK we say homely as meaning very clever with anything for
the home. I knew what it meant in US and was a little concerned

Believe me. Cher was paying you a BIG compliment)

O

On no Dear Cher in this Ng no intentioned insults are written , hence
only mistakes occure , and those are really not worth to think about
only learn about them .... and thus we all become even more patient .
mirjam

Thanks Ophelia for coming to my rescue, good job it was mentioned, there
are several things I have to watch what I write, now this is another one to
add to the ever growing list......LOL.

Thanks again........Cher
"Ophelia" wrote in message
...

"Cher" wrote in message
...
Good Grief, I'd never say that about anyone, let alone Mirjam...sorry
Mirjam...no offence to you my friend.

Cher is right. In UK we say homely as meaning very clever with anything
for
the home. I knew what it meant in US and was a little concerned

Believe me. Cher was paying you a BIG compliment)

O




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YOU ARE ALLLLLL WONDERFUL
may the world politicians sit in class here
mirjam
e:

I too knew that Cher was being positive....I didn't mean to imply that she
wasn't. I think I typed in a winking smiley face showing that I knew, but I
guess that got lost.

Janise


"Cher" wrote in message
...
Good Grief, I'd never say that about anyone, let alone Mirjam...sorry
Mirjam...no offence to you my friend.

Cheers.....Cher
"Noreen's Knit*che" wrote in message
...
"Cher" wrote in message
...
I am missing something here, cos I did - it obviously means something
different to you than it does to me. To me it means a home based
person,
loving and motherly..with a natural artistic flair - least that is
what
it
is s'posed to me.

What have I said now! .. cher..

LOL, Cher, I think I knew that's what you meant, but what Janise was
trying
to point out is that homely HERE means...
'ugly'
'uncomely'
and the like!
Hugs,
Noreen
--
STRIP *tease* to email me.


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