Trip to Mars

On 1/17/04 3:43 PM, in article , "Kristy
Malarkey" wrote:

Martina Weber's

Oh my! I love them!
Cheryl

On 1/17/04 8:24 PM, in article ,
"Jenn Liace" wrote:

On Sat, 17 Jan 2004 21:48:00 +0100, "Kristy Malarkey"
wrote:

As long as you add my sister's husband to that list too :-

Kristy
"Dukkum" wrote in message
...
I've got a list of folks I'd like to send to Mars, as long as it's a
one-way trip.

-georg

Would it be considered rude if I asked to get my daughter's ex-h on that
one
way flight????

Jere


I think this is going to be one very full outbound trip... we'll have
to pack the ship with Martian rocks to make up the weight differential
for the return!


Jenn L.

The rocks would be more useful than those left behind too!
Cheryl

In article , Jenn Liace
writes:

I think this is going to be one very full outbound trip... we'll have
to pack the ship with Martian rocks to make up the weight differential
for the return!

How about Martian men? They can't possibly be any more impossible than Earth
men.

And I'm sure there are more than a few Martian wives who've threatened "if you
spend one more weekend watching oooglok games ... to the Moon, Dalek, to the
Moon!"




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Karen C - California wrote:
How about Martian men? They can't possibly be any more impossible than Earth
men.

And I'm sure there are more than a few Martian wives who've threatened "if you
spend one more weekend watching oooglok games ... to the Moon, Dalek, to the
Moon!"

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WIP: "Pink Baby" photo frame, Candamar
closet oooglok fan

They are awesome and I am hopelessly addicted :-) started with Mystery IV
and have subscribed to everyone since :-D

Kristy
"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
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On 1/17/04 3:43 PM, in article , "Kristy
Malarkey" wrote:

Martina Weber's

Oh my! I love them!
Cheryl

I booked marked the site and grabbed a couple of the freebies!
Cheryl

On 1/18/04 4:16 AM, in article , "Kristy
Malarkey" wrote:

They are awesome and I am hopelessly addicted :-) started with Mystery IV
and have subscribed to everyone since :-D

Kristy
"Cheryl Isaak" wrote in message
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On 1/17/04 3:43 PM, in article , "Kristy
Malarkey" wrote:

Martina Weber's

Oh my! I love them!
Cheryl

"Dukkum" wrote in message
...
I've got a list of folks I'd like to send to Mars, as long as it's a
one-way trip.

-georg

Would it be considered rude if I asked to get my daughter's ex-h on that
one
way flight????

Jere

Not that I want him to, but if my husband were a little younger he'd be
begging to go on that flight - so would my dad. What can I say, the family
is big into space!

As to what would *I* bring on such a flight - is there livestock space? If I
could squeeze a couple of sheep and an angora rabbit or two on board, then
all I'd need would be my spinning wheel and cards, a pair of knitting
needles and an embroidery needle and I'd be all set!

Carrie (who'd have the most embroidered-on jumpsuit in the world, and more
socks than anyone by the time I got home!!)

On 1/18/04 9:41 AM, in article
, "Artchick"
wrote:


"Dukkum" wrote in message
...
I've got a list of folks I'd like to send to Mars, as long as it's a
one-way trip.

-georg

Would it be considered rude if I asked to get my daughter's ex-h on that
one
way flight????

Jere

Not that I want him to, but if my husband were a little younger he'd be
begging to go on that flight - so would my dad. What can I say, the family
is big into space!


Carrie - but you want him back!
Most of these people are to remain on Mars!

As to what would *I* bring on such a flight - is there livestock space? If I
could squeeze a couple of sheep and an angora rabbit or two on board, then
all I'd need would be my spinning wheel and cards, a pair of knitting
needles and an embroidery needle and I'd be all set!

Carrie (who'd have the most embroidered-on jumpsuit in the world, and more
socks than anyone by the time I got home!!)

Or you'd have made them for the whole crew!
Cheryl

You might want to check out the group on Yahoo:

Chatelaine Design Support
(http://groups.yahoo.com/group/chatelainedesignsupport/) She as a few
freebies there and you can get a chance to check the supplies for upcoming
mysteries and see pictures of some of her other designs

Kristy (hoping to enable someonelse for a change :-)

The sheep probably couldn't go because of limited space but the rabbits
might if they were also part of some experiment. Of course they would
have to wear diapers. Can you imagine rabbit nuggets in zero-g? No,
those aren't chocolates on your pillow!

Artchick wrote:
As to what would *I* bring on such a flight - is there livestock space? If I
could squeeze a couple of sheep and an angora rabbit or two on board, then
all I'd need would be my spinning wheel and cards, a pair of knitting
needles and an embroidery needle and I'd be all set!

--
Brenda Lewis
WIP: "Pink Baby" photo frame, Candamar