There have been further, and very interesting developments with Facade. Susan Gibb at Spinning is showing that she’s much more dexterous with the work than I. She’s been able to find other means of helping to resolve Trip and Grace’s dilemma.
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Oh Lord, now I feel badly. Guess you didn’t read the last post.
Did so.