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Greetings and Merry Christmas

12 years ago

I guess I should have introduced myself again before responding to a couple of posts. Anyways, Hi, I'm June, love reading your posts and seeing what's happening in "Kitchen Table Land". I don't post anywhere much, but do enjoy checking in every now and then. Hope there's room at the table, I did bring chocolates

Blessings and Merry Christmas.........June

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lindie_mi
12 years ago
Christmas blessings to you, too, June.
Georgysmom
12 years ago
Merry Christmas to you, too June and welcome to the table. I've been eating too many bad things (like Christmas cookies) so I'm going to pass on the chocolates but thanks for offering.
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dotmom
12 years ago
Merry Christmas to you and wishing you a New Year filled with many blessings. Welcome and hope you come to the Table often. Thanks for the chocolates, their yummy.
lynn_d
12 years ago
Merry Christmas, June! Thanks for joining us this morning, hope to see more of you! Watch out with the chocolates tho, if you see Jasdip coming, she squeezes them till she finds the caramels! LOL!!
gadgets
12 years ago
Welcome to the club. You must have been reading for a while as you filled the bill with the chocolates. I'll take a couple to eat later on when I can.

Shirley/Ohio
nicole__
12 years ago
Chocolates look yummy! Thanks!
juellie1962
12 years ago
Hi June and Merry Christmas to you too! :)
patti43
12 years ago
Hi June, it's always nice to have another person at the table. New thoughts, new ideas, 'ya know? I think I've turned into sugar so, what the heck! I'll have one, thank you.

If you feel comfortable, tell us about your life in Canada.
nanny98
12 years ago
What a pretty box of chocolates...looking yummy too. Welcome to the Table; looking forward to getting to know you.
maire_cate
12 years ago
Welcome to the KT. Thanks for introducing yourself and bringing the sweets. I hope you feel right at home and join in the fun.
Granlan_TX
12 years ago
What lovely chocolates! Thank you June and Welcome!

Merry Christmas to you and yours!

How did you choose your member name..just curious. :)
goldedger
Original Author
12 years ago
Thanks for the welcome, glad some of you are enjoying the little morsels of yumminess.
Granlan tx: it's the name of a Hosta, chosen when I joined the Hosta forum on Gardenweb years ago. ;)

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