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Comments (24)Thanks again Maryanne. I am still awed by this package. Maryanne used quotes from the book to relate her gifts to the book. The Packages had cards with quotes attached and were festively wrapped. What fun to read and open each one. I got a 50th anniversary copy of To Kill a Mocking Bird. Which I started reading while sitting at the hosp waiting, glad I had it. Also, a backyard bird book that is really nice. Full of tips projects and pictures. We will both be enjoying this one. And then..... the food. I got a quart jar of bread and butter pickles, tomato bruchetta,Jalepeno jelly, zucchini relish and the previously mentioned pecan pie. All made by Maryanne. I feel so blessed with this bounty. She also included a Halloween table cloth to represent "Boo" Radley(cute and clever idea) and two snowmen for my collection. I do hope I have not forgotten anything. The pie is fantastic ( we are not sharing Ha ha ha) and I'm sure we will enjoy the other treats over the next couple months. My hat is off to Heidi for the Theme and to Maryanne for a fantastic box. Oh mercy, I forgot the plants. There is a white azalea. I love them. When I lived in MD I had a row of Wt Azaleas under the dining room window and they were always where I saw the first humming birds of the year. I think I'll leave this one here in custody of my Daughter. I'm sure it will be happier here than in AZ. I'm always buying her plants that I want and then she sends me pictures when they bloom. It's a weird sort of share cropping but, A good old southern tradition. The other is a dwarf pink canna and I'm sure that will do fine in AZ so it can go home with me. I just may save the pickles for Thanksgiving or Christmas. That will share the wealth with even more people. This truly will be a long remembered gift. Bethb...See MoreFotess September Swap...Falling for Fall
Comments (387)Way back on Sept 30 I posted that prizes for winners would be sent over the next couple weeks. Well it is more than a month later and my shipment of bulbs finally arrived today. My sincere apologies to, Margo, Katie,Annie, Ruth and Shirley ( BG) for the delay. Mail will be sent Thursday and Friday and I will post DC #'s then. Best I can say, besides I'm sorry is what my Grandmother used to say about late BD presents..... "It makes the fun last a bit longer when it doesn't all come at the same time." Bethb...See MoreOBF September- Round Robin with a twist
Comments (232)Hello Girls the box is safe and sitting in my kitchen. I may wait till tomorrow so I can enjoy it.. I cleaned the community garden today. Pulling wood stakes ,string and labels. Anything that will jam up a rototiller next year. Then had to unload and clean the car. My hands are killing me. I am looking forward to see what my OBF friends have included for next years garden Thank you...See MoreOBF September: Morning glory mornings and Sunflowers days
Comments (152)OK now that it is working. I am going to be lazy. Anybody who did not get there swap please message me. I will contac your person. My hand is in a plastic cuff. thank all you great laid back friends that made this swap a success....See MoreSusan Nieves - Happy Ohio Gardener
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