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Yes, Nita I am.  This is the first in 10 years that I've have professionals come in and clean my furniture and carpets.  It is a much nicer job than the home machine that I have.  It took a few days to dry though.

Boy, more pretty stuff in here!  I love that card of the little girl, and the colors are just wonderful!!  The boy one is adorable, too.

Sue, wish I had my carpets and furniture all spiffed up!  I know that makes you feel good.

I will try to take a few pics tomorrow and maybe add some here, too.

I had a chance this afternoon to really look at the photos in here.  I am sure glad that we will not be voting.  I would have a very tough time trying to select just a few for favourites.

Quote from: Sue on December 05, 2006, 11:04:55 PM
I had a chance this afternoon to really look at the photos in here.  I am sure glad that we will not be voting.  I would have a very tough time trying to select just a few for favourites.

Oh, we'll be voting!  We're just giving everyone a little more time to get their picts in.  It's the "Thanksgiving" comp that is gonna stay open for us to show our thanks continually.

I'll be working on getting it ready for voting in a few days, so enter, enter, enter!

In His Grip,
Kevin

I knew that Kevin, and I'm ready    

oh boy!  This is going to be a tough choice.

I finally got an opportunity to resize this photo of my completed tree with a rapt stuffed animal audience.

Very nice, Sue.      One thing about an audience like that ... the tree remains intact, with all decorations in place, while they admire it!     I like your tree ... 

Thank you Jane.

I'm late!  I'm late!





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Wow pat is that your house?

That is not Pat's house (I've seen photos of it) but that is a lovely card!

No, not my house but just a lovely old house that looked nice so I took a photo of it.

Thanks!

Pat, where is that house located?

For Colin:  The little snowman candleholder.

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And the other side of it.

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That's lovely Janet!

Abby is showing you the pumpkin she carved for Thanksgiving.  Can you tell it's a turkey?  I thought she did a great job on it!  

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Nice Janet!  What's it made of/from?  And will it break in the mail before it arrives here in Japan?

Kevin

Quote from: Marilyn on December 10, 2006, 10:26:51 PM
Wow pat is that your house?

No, Marilyn...  Not mine.  Mine's just a plain little old bungalow.  

Thanks, Pat.  Boy, you really do need to click on these and see them larger, don't you?

Kevin, the candleholder is wood, but the little votive holders are glass.  If it's packed well, should survive the trip!  

Quote from: Janet on December 11, 2006, 12:54:16 PM
Pat, where is that house located?

Sorry, missed this question Janet.

this old house is about 4 miles south of me in the village of Arkell.  It's a house built in the late 1800s and it always looks so nice at Christmas.

I took this the other night at the Light Parade.  I thought the "gifts" and Santa looked so nice!

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Yes, you click on them, Janet.  That's the way that the attachments work.  It's ok though.  Nice to see them larger by clicking.

They all look rather chilly Janet!

Pat, I thought for sure you had taken that photo of the old house somewhere in the "old world" as I had no idea one so old would be there near you!  Cool!

Yes, it was a very cold night---the coldest yet this year!

I believe that makes four today for me, so I'm off to bed and will post some more tomorrow.  Good night!

Yep, that cute li'l Pumpkin has carved a turkey out of the side of a pumpkin!  And a good job she did!

Kevin

Thanks, Kevin.  She worked really hard on it, and was proud of her turkey pumpkin.    And it made a nice centerpiece for the table, too.

Janet, you did a great job on the candle holder and Abby did a wonderful job of "carving" the turkey!

Janet..your candle holder is beautiful. I love the snowmen. Well done