Deb's garden

15 years ago

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My secret santa sent me this for Christmas and I just love it. But they really want to keep it a secret. There's not a clue inside or out on who it's from. Please step forward and identify yourself. I just love it. Thanks

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luna_llena_feliz
15 years ago
I wish I could say it was from me but it wasn't! What a pretty winter sign for the garden!
Marlene Kindred
15 years ago
Very pretty, but it wasn't me either!
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susiewantsroses
15 years ago
Yeah, that is mine. Can you send it back...er....I need to enclose a Christmas card in it. Ah, I promise to send it back, really!

Mail to:

Susiewantsgardensigns
My Garden
My town, My State

Easy.
tennesseekathy
15 years ago
Hey Deb oops I forgot to put a Christmas Card or my name in your Secret Santa Gift. I thought I did but I guess I was mistaken. We all had been sick when I mailed this and I thought I was mailing it late but then I realized I sent it on time. Glad you liked it. Kathy in Etowah Tennessee

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