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Nice suprise Sheri,, I am flattered...I just got that planter there last week an thought gee good place for that card. Story behind the red cardinal. When I first gotten married I visited an old aunt of mine.. Moms side.She needed a bedroom suite removed an we had no furniture.. She gave me the bedroom as well as a few nicknacks an it was a red cardinal........I have loved the bird since.... Thanks bunches.glad you like my quilted made tree.....
merry christmas to you any yours. dodge
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Did you buy that planter for yourself or was it a gift? It looks like metal. I love those. I have a metal one sort of like it but without the pretty birds on the closed in porch.
That's a nice story about your aunt. Good memories.
I think I see so many cardinals that I take their beauty for granted. I need to stop and look at the birds.
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Carik ' It is metal , bought it at a surplus for $10.00 When tractor trailers werck on the mail highways , this place cleans up messes an sells , perfectly good.
Yes it seems when some one gives to one when thery are in need, it means so much . Sure did put an impression on me.
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I so wish the digital camera was working.
I went to the consignment store the other day and got a box of clear irridescent tree ornaments in a number of different shapes. They are so cool and I got the entire box for 2 bucks. I couldn't beat that with a stick. Now I'm just waiting on a 5 foot tree. Some day I'll be able to afford one. Along with that I got a ceramic sleigh. I don't know why I love sleighs but I do.
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tk Your funny..Cant beat that with a stick..ha ha ha Of course not they will break.
Sheri......Metal planter I purchased for me.Cant resist $10. find...... LOL Jumped in my cart as usual.
MERRY CHRISTMAS .TO ALL.
DODGE
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I'm not a good shopper. I only find deals once in a while.
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I bought 4 tin stars for the tree yesterday, on clearance for .50 cents a piece. Wish I would have gotten there early.... everything was already gone. (buy 1 get 1 free sale)
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That sounds like a nice deal. I have a book on tin ornament crafts. So far I've done one Scandinavian Star but I got the measurements wrong. I'm not good at crafts that require cutting and measuring. But I keep trying.
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I also bought some modeling clay from the dollar store....plan for grandbaby and I to make some ornaments today for the tree. We'll roll it out and use the cookie cutters for shapes.
One package makes 8 ornaments I was told...cheap for $1.
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Today I am going to purchase one of those little tree-shaped pine-scented car odor things and put it up on a wall. I'll pile the gifts on the coffee table underneath it and call it my Christmas tree. No stress.
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Tina wish you would of said so sooner. I was quilting trees for folks cards an they were of that size... If you want one late I can still do it.. PM me your address.
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Last edited by dodge; Dec 21st, 2012 at 03:12 AM.
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Tina...some of the college kids just bought a roll of green decorated wrapping paper...rolled it out, cut out a tree shape and put it on their wall. It did look cute.
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Thank you very much, Dodge. I was really kind of teasing. My kids keep asking if I am OK because I am not doing all of the seasonal decor. I am good. I am very, very happy. But I did not want to stress over decorations that Ted won't care about, nor cleaning up after the season. So I didn't. I grow my own Christmas trees and could easily cut one and set it up. I am just in a giving mood instead of a decorating mood. And that is not a bad thing.
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Bill, THAT is fabulous !!! really fun !!!
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