Alex, do you have any business/economic plan to make Moldova more<a href="http://jbkvqno.com"> ppuoreross</a>?:) At the moment of April,7th you&your friends had the only plan on your mind how to damage and rob the city.I think what happened on April,7th is very little about politics, it';s more about criminal (alchogol-drugs-damage-robbery)(I didn';t vote to Communists, I am only a sensible person)

I came across your name while viweing one of the groups I belong to in Yahoo groups Pottery Basics, Pottery Basics 101 A album of pots by Nancy Gallagher . I then searched your name and found this blog. I really enjoy reading potters blogs, especially those that don';t hold onto potter information and allow those reading to learn little tricks and tips. At about the age 10 I made a ceramic sugar and cream bowl and had always wanted to try again. After working with Polymer Clay for several yrs, and not getting the same tactile feeling I bought 25 lb of earthenware at a local supplier, cut off a chunk and slammed my fist into it';s center and haven';t stopped. Along with reading everything I could online. That is why these blogs can be a lifeline to learning. About 1.5 yrs ago my husband bought a very old used kiln (as old kilns go it could never fully reach it';s correct temp), eventually I bought a small Paragon 3 brick kiln. I keep praying that one day the kiln fairy delivers a kiln large enough to bathe in. That would be awesome. Where I live there aren';t many places to learn and classes can get expensive.I have really enjoyed your blog and viweing everything you have created. I have RSD in my hand and am unable to throw but I can work with slabs, thank goodness for slab rollers! Keep writing and creating, your work is inspirational.