
Tuesday, July 22, 2008
Mailboxes (Part 2)

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Making a Comeback!
Wow! So, it's been a few years since I've been on this old blog! I have some updates to work on but thought I'd start today! Ab...

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My aunt's funeral was yesterday. It was very nice. One of her sons gave a beautiful talk about her after Mass. He talked about how sh...
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Oh, look at this sweet little boy!! Thankful he'll be 6 months on Friday! (He's 12 lbs 3 oz now) I have to admit, I'...
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Every year we do the same crafts, so I've probably posted these same ones before. My goal is to label all my craft posts, so if someone ...
Some day, when we have gas money, I'll fill up the weed wacker and cut all those weeds. I'll send another picture. Don't hold your breath!
ReplyDeleteI loved everyone's mailboxes. Ours looks good in the spring with a hedge of forsythia around it, but now n the dead of summer, it's a lonely soldier. You've inspired me to do more next year. There's always next year, right? Nerm
ReplyDeleteThat's it. I'm emailing you a picture of my mailbox and I'm seeking advice on how to make it look pretty. :-)
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