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Happy Birthday Candace!


Two things I am thankful for on this frosty evening: flowers and friends. Would you please stop by and tell my friend Candace "Happy Birthday!"?

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  1. Yes, happy birthday, Candace! Beautiful iris.... as I'm watching the snow fall.... nice reminder of spring flowers ahead!

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  2. Happy Birthday Candace! The iris is beautiful! I can't wait for spring.:)

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  3. Thanks Karen, you are a sweetie!
    Cheers!

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  4. Happy Birthday Candace! Finally, I can catch up with you a bit. I could so relate to your post about having no style -- that's the way I feel -- I love all styles (well, except maybe for a few) and when you walk into my house it doesn't scream any one thing. I love your little skein keepers -- that candy fabric is one of my all time favorites!

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