September 13, 2013
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Pottery Pumpkins
I guess you call these jack-o-lanterns, They are at the nursery next to the Dairy Queen and cost $39.
She gave me a discount. My hubby said, "that is a lot of money and it's just going to rot.
I guess you call these jack-o-lanterns, They are at the nursery next to the Dairy Queen and cost $39.
She gave me a discount. My hubby said, "that is a lot of money and it's just going to rot.
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lol Love Dave's point of view.
Cleaver idea!1
I am not thinking Haloween at all right now.
frank
I wasn't thinking of the fall till I saw all the pumpkins. I had to tell Dave that they're pottery so they won't rot and you can turn them around and they look good in the flower bed.
I think he's right! I bet with a little paint you could do as good a job and for less $$
you think I could paint that good? I think it would be easier to buy one. I got my sister one for her birthday next Tuesday. I usually get her a cake and card,too.
Those are really pretty, but yeah, expensive. "They are just going to rot? - lol
Sure wish I knew how you made your page look so good. Care to share?
well, they just carried my theme from the old Xanga over to here and I'm glad they did cause I'm doing good to do anything on here. LOL
Well...I think they are cute! I'd buy one!
HUGS!
they are perfect for the flower garden.
$39 is a lot of money but they look pretty good.
I talked her into going down on the price and I think she did it cause I take photos and then email them to her and she says she loves them. I got it for $34 with tax.
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