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Thank you craftylady-2006

16 years ago

Thank you, thank you and oh, did I say thank you? :o) I printed out some posting pics tips that you posted back in May. Finally got some time without the job and the phone and the kids and the hungry husband..yaddayadda...tested your instructions and TADA!!! success at last! Now I'm really going to be even more hooked on this little forum. There is so much creativity here Thanks again!

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kirkus
16 years ago
Craftylady (aka Sal), I'm going to piggyback on this post... You are ALWAYS so helpful and encouraging. I always look forward to your posts. Whenever you post a follow-up, you are full of praise and encouragement. You ALWAYS make my day! Thanks for being a special lady on the GardenWeb Junk site!!! Kirk
craftylady-2006
16 years ago
Awwww geez, I'm just Sally; I'm no one special. (Thank you.)

I don't deserve this, but I'll tell you who does - EVERYONE in this forum. Since the time I joined the forum last July - I just checked and 7/9/06 was my anniversary date, WOOOO HOOOO - I have always said "YOU" are the most wonderful, thoughtful, caring, helping folks I have ever met. Oh, did I mention loving in there, loving too. Nowhere have I met such a great bunch of people all in the same place. I have the same dream as everyone else who might hit it big on a ticket one day, but my thoughts would include gathering us all up for one heck of a "family reunion" and then we'd all go on that super long highway flea market in KY, etc., with Kirkus and Flagtruck driving the semi tractor trailers so we could load 'em up. What a great time that would be wouldn't it! Then we'd head on over to Cait's place cause she's got the biggest "back 40" down under there and we'd russle up some kangaroos and ride 'em around bouncing all over the place singing "Yippie Ki Yay!!!!

YOU all have a wonderful day, try and stay cool to some and dry for others, and some nice warmth for Cait. YOU have made my day because I will be smiling all the way and I hope I made your day too, for ALL OF YOU ARE SPECIAL to me.

Sal
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You're very welcome. Glad I could help. Sal
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Thank you Cheri for posting my pics. You are a very kind, warm hearted woman. As I said in my first post, you all are some of the friendliest people I have ever met. I will have more pics shortly, must learn to post them myself. I love this forum. I have taken to leaving earlier on trash day and scouring my own neighborhood. Other days I run around at lunchtime looking for "the goods." The small stool, does anyone know how to fix the rip in the seat, or replace it with something else. The child's doll crib, I think I will find an insert and use as a planter or for greenery and lights at Xmas time. The wicker set is so nice I will put it in my basement for furniture down there, especially in winter where the woodstove is. Bad idea, same room as the stove, will have to put a cast iron pipe on the stove for humidity. Have a great day/weekend to all. Sal Sal
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