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1. honeysuckle at my mother-in-law's 2. my Mother's Day gifts flourishing 3. jumping in
I had to split this post up into two. I know enough html to link to other webpages, but I can't figure stuff out when I have to find an error in the html text. For example, if I download a bunch of pictures and then rearrange them, you can't click on and enlarge them. I don't know why. Therefore, I redid my post. It would be a shame to miss the little guy on the marigold, whom I didn't even notice until I was looking at the pictures on my computer!
I'd love to post a picture of the quilt blocks I've spent hours on this week, but alas! no such picture exists. Hopefully soon.
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  1. NanaAugust 10, 2008 at 9:43 PM

    I love all the pictures. The colors are so vivid. Glad to see Speed having a great time. The flowers are just gorgeous - didn't God have a wonderful time creating those!! Wow!

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  2. Stephanie DAugust 11, 2008 at 1:10 AM

    That water looks so cool and refreshing. And someone looks to be getting the most out of it!

    Linked to you off "Just us Quilters".

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