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7 comments:
That's a mighty fine bag hanging on that door handle.
Rashbre: I like it too.
LOL don't you just hate when things like that happen? lovely bag, sugar! now, any hints about where or how i might go about finding my passport? i think i left it on a pile of papers... ;~) xoxoxox
Savannah: now that's serious and more difficult to follow my rememedy of totslly blanking it from your mind for a day or so and then just wander mindlesly round the house. One really can look at things and not see them - especially if you are fraught. I do hope it works.oxoxo.
The Sage asks his Aunt Annie (who died before I knew him but could always find anything). My mother offered up a prayer to St Anthony. I use logic, but then I would. Nice bag, glad you found it.
do you spend much time sitting on that seat in your lovely garden?
Z: we all need an Aunt Annie.
are you back?
Nursemyra: not lately. Two pigeons have made it their love bower and canoodle over the seat - liberally christening it.
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