JUNE OBF: All about YOU!
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Comments (150)you know, this might never end. i worked about 10 hours in the yard today - my body aches. has anyone ever seen the PBS (mini) series, cranford? if not, i highly recommend it, especially if you enjoy period pieces. what a fantastic show. okay, no one steal anything else from me, i'm getting a complex and i can just feel the tears ready to fall. maryanne...See Morenew: obf- junes white elephant plant swap
Comments (144)MELISSA - chooses #9 SHIRLEY - chooses #3 JEN - chooses #7 REMY - chooses #4 SUE N - chooses #2 SUE G -chooses # HEIDI- chooses #10 CAROL- chooses #5 FAYE MELLEN VINA Sue G choose again Think WAYYYYYYY big on the total # of employees Everyone guess again Shirley...See Moreobf june swap #2
Comments (59)Hi Kim, I'm glad you liked the maple syrup. I was thinking it might be a bit unusual down your way. I'm going to take a stab at the trivia(I did not google) and say that it is a yes. Though I think I remember a story about tomatoes and someone eating one in the early 1800's to prove he would not die. Speaking of tomatoes. A very odd thing happened to me other other day. I sent Maryanne a link to the story(on an unmentionable site), but maybe you all would enjoy it too. I got home from work this evening, and I went to sit down to eat and see that tomato seeds from Yugoslavia(can't remember which new part) are on the table. A gentleman originally from there that works with my husband went back for a visit. My husband asked him to bring back tomatoes for me in the store pkgs. from there. So I got 3 packs of St. Pierre, a French tomato?(if you about this tomato, please give me some info,) in the original pkgs. from there. Ok, that is not that weird. Hold on it does get wierder. Now I have just picked up these pkgs., and I'm examining the foreign words, and the door bell rings. My husband answers and then he is yelling for me, and I'm annoyed because I just want to look and eat! There is a guy at the door wanting to know where we purchased our new apple tree and how much did it cost.(Our old one died in the local freak October snow storm.) It is grafted with a few antique varieties. My husband doesn't remember the mail order company. I tell him and then he is asking if I have a catalog, so I get up and go look for one, and I finally got to the door. There are actually 2 men, one about 40, one about 70. The younger man is apologizing for the older man who can't speak much English. The older man is pointing at the apple pictures saying with a thick accent, "Yes, yes." as if to say that he does want a tree like mine. He must of made the younger guy stop. My husband say to the younger man, "Where is he from? Yugoslavia?" To which the older man says one of the new parts of Yugoslavia. Then I say, "I just got tomato seed from there!" The older man says, "tomatoes?". Then the young man says, "Don't get him started on tomatoes." I went back in the house and got a pack of the St. Pierres, and hand it to the older man. He smiled and said the word Paradajz(tomato?) from the pkg. The younger guy says the older man has a huge vegetable garden. I then point telling the older man I have a garden in the back. He looked like a happy little kid, and just starts heading back! So we took a garden tour. We came back out front and the younger man thanked us and told the older man to give the seed pkg. back to me. I told him no, to keep it. Then they left. When we got back inside, my husband looks at me and says, "How weird was that? What are the chance of that happening?" Have a good night everyone, Remy...See MoreOBF June Yard Sale Exchange
Comments (268)brittneysgran ~ Happy Friday!! thank you for the lovely box of yard sale items. I so enjoyed opening happy mail. The bird magazines, I am looking forward to reading since I have a bird feeder in the front of my place. I only wished I had more colorful birds that would visit my place :) Thank you for all the lovely goodies and so excited to plant them and watch them grow. I hope to treat them well because I know they came from a loving home. Thank YOU again for the prizes and the lovely box. I so appreciate your time in digging them out and packaging them to send to me. Take care!!!...See MoreSoLovelyLily
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