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Thanks for your comment, TenaciousD. If you have read my wizz carefully you should probably notice I am Weebly user too. It is great site (I mean GREAT!) but it seems fair to pointing out to other possible users Weebley's limitations. You admit you don't know about hacking, well, I have read reviews of people who lost costumers on this issue.
I have also read about other problems and have to admit I haven't experienced anyone of them but have read about them from many sources (just type Weebly + problems in your browser). Maybe some of them are outdated, but if the users really got problems non related to violation of TOS I rather play on the safe side.
The fact is Weebly free account has limitations and we should be aware of them. Better safe than sorry.

I hate reading this kind of thing, it makes my head spin. Very helpful though.
(Glad to see my cookies photo here.. those are the kind of cookies I understand..... ;)

I am very excited to see the nice lady doll. I want the lady doll for my kids so as soon as possible I will buy the dolls for my sweet Sarah. Thanks for the nice doll which you are posting.

My friends and I were looking at 15" using a tape measure. You think you know how big 15" is, but it doesn't hit home until you've actually seen it in a circle. My waist is twice that!

Some of my ancestors had a haberdashery shop. They would have been selling these things!

You are welcome Sheri, glad to meet another toaster oven fan ;-) And yes, using a thermometer is a good idea when it comes to baking ;-) SY

Fascinating. I don't think my ARM would fit in 15 inches....But this is my grandmother's era. I remember her in tight curls and print sundresses. But she must have worn some of these styles too.

I have been using a toaster oven instead of regular oven for a few years now because I have been moving around a lot. I should get myself a thermometer as I still have trouble with baking because I can't figure out how hot (or not) the oven really gets. Thanks for this.

The best way to learn how to write is to read. If you have read something wonderful, then you go back to work out how it was done.

Thank you for the compliment. <3

I love Rita's book. I was growing all sorts of dye plants in my garden - when I had a garden. A lot of them are flowers you'd like to grow anyway.

I'm a reader and not a writer, but I certainly enjoy reading your insights! I agree that you have great info here, and on your other well-written pages that can be of use to other writers.

I've read about this before and always wanted to try it myself but never had the time. I was saving onion skins for a while, but it never happened. I like the idea of having a weavers garden book (which you list) to grow plants that can be used for dyes.

Awesome a wonderful fun game for the adults, much appreciated and eager to play with friends. :)K

Yes, I've experienced this half a dozen times. It is frightening.

Yes, I've experienced this half a dozen times. It is frightening.