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Thank you Jammin' and Buttercup for my very special treat in the mail today.
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I asked J about the oak trees on our Hannibal jaunt. He believes they are Black Oak. He said he didn't look closely. J is wonderful at identifying flora and fauna, so I would say, if he believes they are Black Oak, they are Black Oak.
Pat
Its lovely to get a parcel in the mail from the Grandchildren very artistic kids.
Jammin' says: "cool"
And I think both those kids got grandma's talent!!
And I'm cracking up at what Buttercup said.
My word verification is:
owslay
hmmmm makes me wonder.
I love the sweet way in which a child expresses themselves through art...:)
Treasures!
Hugs,
Sue