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Immediate dispatch from Somerset. Nice older book in good condition. Pages in great condition. No dustcover. No notes or highlighting. See images. Fantastic book.

About the book >.>.> ONE OF MY favorite things is starting up conversations with strangers -playing with them a little and making them smile. Put me on a train or a plane and I’m at my best. I’ll start introducing folks like I know everybody and before you know it we’re all friends and everyone’s day is just a little nicer. I also like to walk down the street and greet whoever passes. I just get such a kick out of people and their reactions. And that’s pretty much how I got started with all this needlepoint business. My friend Terri Werking had a job at a place called Jebba’s in Beverly Hills. I would drop in to see her every now and then and see all these ladies coming in and out with their little bags full of yarns and needles and Lord knows what else. I’d just kind of lounge around casual-like-I really had no idea what the whole scene was about-just noticing all the comings and goings in this funny-looking shop. One lady would walk in take something out of her bag and talk about it with one of the shop people. After a lot of serious-looking discussion the customer would leave smiling -all of her problems solved. Well this was right in my line. I’ll rap about anything to anybody and I just couldn’t wait to jump in and be the “expert” to the next troubled customer. In she came and I flew into action with my bluff act. I told her that she was stitching the piece all wrong and that she’d have to rip everything out and start over again letting me show her the correct procedure. Well she was nice enough to listen to me and really cool -she let me talk until I eve started to believe that I knew what I was talking about. (SP)