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9.11.07

John & Kipong with Grandchildren

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Welcome! Come in ...Come in. Take off your hat and hang up your coat. Help yourself to some fritters.The photos are mine if I say so, otherwise, I've snitched them from google images, a great photo blog: VIVRE!...or other sources on the web. I will try to give credit to the creators of these images whenever it is available. I hope you'll drop in often. If you want to be a follower scroll to the bottom and click on Posts (Atom)

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Jane Heine 1943 ~ 2011

Pots 'n' Pansies

Pots 'n' Pansies

I want to wear pearls like Julia Child, design gardens like Gertrude Jekyll and hand out hints like Heloise. Instead I give you the "column" posted below. Enjoy!

Winter is out!...

...spring is in!

do some quilling

fix something

wait for summer

create a birdhouse

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Elizabeth Zimmermann, 1910-1999

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