Seen at at church in Rescue, Va.November 12, 2008
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I like the Rescue Virginia part:)
ReplyDeleteI love this. I shared it in email form to some of my non-southern friends. Only in the south!!
ReplyDeleteOh man! There is a story there.
ReplyDeleteSo, did someone steal a grill from the church?
ReplyDeleteLes, I have the Yorktown posting scheduled for next monday... :)
ReplyDeleteLes, that's hilarious!
ReplyDeleteI loved your images of fall leaves and blooming flowers below. It's pretty bare up here now. This is the time of year you must be happy to live in the south. Interesting post on cotton too.
Anna,
ReplyDeleteRescue is just down the road from Battery Park, and not far from California Crossroads, Zuni, Orbit or Eclipse.
QOS,
Indeed, only in the south.
Darla,
Thanks for stopping by.
Skeeter,
The only thing I can imagine is a theft, or a borrower who forgot to bring it back. I am looking forward to your Yorktown post, it has been a while since I have actually stopped.
Sarah,
Thanks for stopping by and for the positive comments. Fall has been very nice here this year, and it is still pretty, but on the downside.
Les
This made my day - thanks!
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ReplyDeleteHi, I just found your blog! I'll have to look around and catch up on your gardening.
ReplyDeleteYour camellia photos (with bugs) are great!
Cameron
Chapel Hill, NC
Phillip,
ReplyDeleteI am glad to have helped.
Dave,
I believe you are correct. I was going to say something smart-assed with the picture and thought better of it.
Dr. R.,
I am not sure how you got to my blog looking for the best health writers, but I am glad you did.
Cameron,
Thank you for stopping by, we are practically neighbors blog-wise.
Les
That is absolutely hilarious! What a great catch!
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