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Greg and Susan long for a child. Abused and abandoned five-year-old Gene needs a new family, The match of family to child seems perfect, but the past refuses to let go. Find out what it takes to rebuild a broken family and to heal damaged trust.
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Damn, that is one great camera to last that long and take so many shots. 000's are sure at play at your bay
ReplyDeleteSlowly crawling up the count goes
DeleteWhere it stops, no blogger knows...
Thanks, Pat! It is an awesome camera!
Now that is what I call Big Stuff! A very nice camera indeed. Your page views is also in the big leagues, very nice!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Karen! Who knew when I first started publishing snowflake patterns, it would ever become this popular?!?
DeleteWoohoo, just for fun your counter ended at 39 when I opened your post the first time, I left my comment and wanted to see where it would be next.The end this comment is 45. This is too funny, I'll have to do it one more time just to see if it moves once or ???
ReplyDeletePretty funny, Karen, but I have to let you know, today's post doesn't hold a candle to the December 2009 snowflake that already has nearly 2,000 hits today...
DeleteOr yesterday's snowflake, which has nearly 200 hits right now and still climbing... (Today's post has only 32 hits so far.)
DeleteOk only two this time. It's at 47. But that's pretty neat.
ReplyDeleteAh, someone else who didn't have the exact snowflake link and instead had to visit my homepage... :)
DeleteI thought I had left a comment on this post, but apparently not....
ReplyDeleteIt was something to the effect that I was tempted to keep coming back just to boost your numbers! But they obviously don't need any help. :D
Thank you, Sue! The number is indeed slowly but surely climbing closer and closer...
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