The forum has had three authors drop in as guests in the last couple weeks or so:

Norman Karlson
Dr. Michael Clark
Rosemary Thornton

I'd like to pass on a collective CHEERS to all and I hope you continue to drop in and help us out!

Stone,

It is truly a great honor to have these esteemed authors visit the site and I would encourage them to join as members and participate in the discussions when they can.

Fred

i just finished lunch at one of my favorite spots, borders books. while eating i browsed an excellent book by the Clarks on the Stickley Bros.

now where have i heard the name Clark before?...

Hey - thanks for the nice comments. I really, really like being esteemed.

These little Sears Homes have been my LIFE for the last six years. I've traveled to 22 states, given 200+ lectures and I've written three books and I still am passionately in love with their beauty, their quality and their unique place in American history (30,000 pieces of house and one 75-page DIY instruction book).

It's delightful to find a place where folks share my enthusiasm and passion (and obsession).

Rose
author, The Houses That Sears BuiltCalifornia's Kit Homes
and California's Kit Homes

Now will someone please tell me how to edit a post to take out a boo boo??

Rose

Rosemary,

We are delighted to have you here and appreciate your willingness to post on the forum.

To edit a post:

There are three icons on the lower right corner of your post. One shows a folder with a pencil eraser on it. Click it and it will open your post for you to edit. When you are through you can save it and it will correct the post on the forum.

It would be a delight and honor to have you join as a member. Please consider it and I encourage all who visit here frequently to join this group of Arts & Crafts Movement enthusiasts.

Fred
(Moderator)

Unfortunately Fred, Rosemary is only signing in as a 'Guest' and the edit feature only works when you have signed up as a 'Member', and then a 'cookie' recognizes you each time you log in, and vis-a-vis you get the extra edit icon.

Given my propensity to boo boos, I shall log in from this point forward so that I can later correct and edit such mistakes!

Rose