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Thanks Marissa! *tips hat in appreciation*

Great tips on tipping :)

I know exactly what you mean. I find that I work in cycles. I can't fight it, have to go with the flow.

My heart always goes out to the mothers that had to hold their baby in these photographs. Being a mother myself, I can't even imagine what that must have been like for them.

I have been there! I know what happens when someone is pretty or handsome and you are not. Great article. I hope many people read and understand.

But ONLY half worth! X

I have just come in from a wonderful day pottering in garden and I have really enjoyed this article. I love this series of articles. Thank you x

Thank you very much.

I know exactly what you mean. And thanks.

Great tutorial Lil. There's a lady on Etsy that makes the most beautiful felted bags. I was going to learn to do it, but I've told myself I just can't do everything, so for right now I'm sticking to knitting and watercolor. I make myself crazy trying to do every craft,art etc. in the world.

What a nice article! I never thought much about wood essences in relation to the Christmas tree. Also liked your comments about the balls being there to reflect candlelight -- how wonderful it must have looked.

I too spent much time writing HTML with editors in the past when I could have been writing. Wasted so much time. Great article; thanks!

Thank you very much.

It is hard to know how to react to the photographs, because they're so alien to what we would consider right today. But we settled earlier in these comments on them being poignant. I like to think that they helped the grieving families.

History is interesting. I just had to record it. :) Thank you for the thumbs up.

It really is a hard one, isn't it? None of us will ever know for sure what we'd do, unless we're ever in that situation. I like to think that I would have stayed, but I don't know.

Nice article, with a great feel!