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- Meari
- Midwest, United States
- I am an avid stitcher and photographer, but, I also have a variety of other hobbies and interests. Feel free to leave me comments by clicking on "Comments" at the bottom of each blog entry.
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2 comments:
Its way coool isn't it, I love how each letter is a different picture even if its the same letter!
Meari, thanks for visiting my blog and leaving me a treasure trove of beautiful comments, it's so much joy to receive them. Yes, I love peacocks, and yes, I have several stitchy things in that curio cabinet, it has many shelves(no dust), some of which i bought on ebay or elsewhere (to see close up photos go to my march 19th posts). Your peach cobbler recipe sounds yummy and your new design for the title is creative.
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