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- I finished the purple bag
- Some re-connections
- Yesterday I Spent an Absolutely
- Hey, a FO!
- It's a bit of a lonesome feeling
- Common sense would say
- Aw this is just too cute.
- Not a lot to report
- Sunday Morning Pretties
- My New Foot
- Decided It's Worth Continuing
- On a less frivolous note
- Gotta Say, I Love This Guy's Response
- It Really Has Been A While
- Back at it
- A terrific story
- The Yarn Held Out
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July
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3 comments:
What a wonderful way to be greeted in the morning! I'm waiting for my Casablanca lily to bloom.
Gorgeous photos. Especially the middle one. Reminds me of a book I'm reading (Prayers for Sale by Sandra Dallas) where the lady purposely planted plants that were red white and blue and timed it so they would all bloom around the 4th of July~!
ooh!
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