ninnymary
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Anything else you don’t like? Ridge is right Picky Picky.
Mary
Sweet Wild Syringa
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I'm glad someone is on my side. Come on folks, it's an allegory.
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baymule
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Eye, nostril, whatever . I like it and would happily hang it on my door. If I made it, it would be worse than that! LOL LOL
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Oops, sorry! I didn't realize we were taking sides! 
Just giving Mary a hard time
Just giving Mary a hard time
flowerbug
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i never herd of that kind of hoarse before.
alligator? lol i'm just poking some fun here in light humor. sorry if i appear to be anything other than light-hearted and enjoying the company.
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baymule
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Bay, that ain't no wreath.
digitS'
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Ha. I just realized something! Quite a few years ago when I first began using a cane, I decided that I should have one of those unique canes. You know, something that makes you look like you are hiking the Oregon Trail or taking a stroll on the cobblestone through an ancient neighborhood. (Good Grief, I think I'd probably need to be carted around in a wheelbarrow on cobblestone!)
Anyway. I cut a branch from the Syringa that Grew On Other People's Property where I had a garden. GOOPP. Now, I've admitted it!
Anyhoo. It is suitably strong wood but rather heavy. Not straight, but that was the affect that I was striving for. I wanted a handle and, unfortunately, I placed it in the wrong direction to keep some strain off my wrist. Held by a very large, counter-sunk screw - everything glued in place.
Anywhichway. I keep it beside the door in case I need it for short hops around here and there
. It's nearly light out. I will try to get a picture of my Syringa Door Ornament .
Steve
Anyway. I cut a branch from the Syringa that Grew On Other People's Property where I had a garden. GOOPP. Now, I've admitted it!
Anyhoo. It is suitably strong wood but rather heavy. Not straight, but that was the affect that I was striving for. I wanted a handle and, unfortunately, I placed it in the wrong direction to keep some strain off my wrist. Held by a very large, counter-sunk screw - everything glued in place.
Anywhichway. I keep it beside the door in case I need it for short hops around here and there
. It's nearly light out. I will try to get a picture of my Syringa Door Ornament .Steve
digitS'
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Kinda dark what with the snow clouds, sprinkles and porch roofs. I hung a Christmas wreath and went back inside to this:
Syringa Cane & Garbanzo dog
Steve
Syringa Cane & Garbanzo dog
Steve
