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Conditioning unit, art, a lovely afternoon, clipping suggestions needed and, a wind screen who knew?
Susan Powter
Susan Powter
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08/20 at 12:22 AM
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...."viney-sexy"....too funny, you are!
Hey the clipboard is great lookin, but won't the flappy thing in the back get torn easily? |
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08/20 at 03:41 AM
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Love your clipboard. You are gifted in so many ways. I know you said you would like to start a garden, but do you grow any of your own herbs indoors??
Do you have info on what herbs are good for besides making things taste great..?? Gorgeous still. |
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08/20 at 09:16 AM
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this is the reason why i admire you from afar... you take something that is such a simple thing...and you see so much more...making something beautiful out of everything you touch... thanks for being on here for us all
 love always... tracy in pa:)
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08/20 at 12:28 PM
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This is great Susan!!
I use a clipboard EVERY day at work.. I've broken a few of the wimpy plastic ones. The wooden one I use now is covered with all kinds of phrases. My fave: "be careful what you wish for.. 'cause you just might get it!" |
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08/20 at 07:56 PM
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your art work is stunning. I especially love that everything you make is distinctly you and carries a style that is entirely you.
LOVE IT |
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08/20 at 07:57 PM
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Hi Susan
I don't know about plants for New York but I do know there is a root powder you need to buy. After you dip the clipping, just plant it without rooting it. Jan |
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08/20 at 09:21 PM
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I would absolutely use one of those clipboards for taking notes in class...anything to bring some inspiration into a long day of science lectures!
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08/24 at 09:22 PM
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Geraniums. Lovely, thankful, easygoing, appreciative, forgiving. Sun or shade. lots of colors. You can cut a stem practically anywhere off of a Geranium, and plug it into the ground and it will grow. I'd send you pics, but where?
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