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Seeds have been mailed

13 years ago

If your name/state is on this list, your seeds are in the mail. If your name is not here, I have not gotten your SASBE yet. If you have answered one of my posts and not heard from me yet, your mail may be blocked, so please email me directly.

My time online is very limited, so I will continue to post when I mail seeds. I may not have time to answer each of you, and I don't have time to look you up if your mail is blocked.

Mailed: March 29, 2011

1. Mary A./OR

2. Rosemary F./FL

3. Wendy J./WY

4. Carol L./NC

5. Bill G./NY

6. Judith W./TN

7. Ginger W./NC

8. Emily S./WV *Special thanks for your patience!

9. Olga O./FL

Darrin W./OR
Wendy W./GA
Michelle Z./CA
Brenda C./OK
Toni C./VA
Tanya McN./OR

Pending: March 30

I have received your envie and am working on your package:

Joan C./IN
Travis T./WI *Special thanks for homemade envies!

I have not gotten today's mail yet. If you've sent your end and you're not listed here, it's probably in today's box. I will post again when the next batch goes out:)

Your flower bud,

Sharon

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