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- Paula
- Astoria, Oregon, United States
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8 comments:
Crooked and charming :-)
So cute! What fun! Looks you all had fun making them too!
Shilo's pumpkin looks like all 3 of ours...gotta love them!
My word, that pumpkin's HUGE! And cute. :-)
I love them! Happy Halloween!
Thank you for dropping by Merryville and for leaving your thoughtful comments.
What a great pumpkins! I love them.
Hope you all had a great time.
These are great! I like them even more when they are about a week old and starting to rot and shrivel up and get that "old woman with no teeth" look. looks like the bottom one is getting there...
Breast Cancer symptoms
Common Breast Cancer Myths
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Third is that it is solely hereditary
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