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- It's like, how much more black could this be?
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- Putting the "mental" in environmental
- Wedding chair hanger tutorial
- Poll: Which is more enjoyable?
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2 comments:
Girl, where do you FIND these things?? Don't tell me you're still driving over to Illinois... pity that so many of the gorgeous plants in those older catalogs can't be found anymore due to all the hybridizing.
And I love those little Dutch kissing kids. I wonder if you've got so much Dutch stuff there because of how many folks settled near that area in Michigan (think...spring Holland, MI tulip festival...)
Yes, and this little town out here called Demotte, Indiana is all Dutch too.
We plan on visitng Holland as soon as we can find a suitable Penny-sitter.
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