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haha you and me both Sheilamarie and thank you for the comment!

I like your photos. They are easy to follow. And yes, I was alive in the 70's.

Gracious, Jeannie, thank you very much...I always think that about you...I am amazed everyday at the things you tackle with seven! Family, we definitely are! :o)

hello nightbear! absolutely you can do this! I can do it :)
and this is a neat project to start on too...dont be like me way back when and start on a hammock first thing :)
its still at the parents house lol!

I have finally had a chance to read this & you just amaze me! The good Lord has given you a gift of giving & you just keep using that gift without ceasing. I am very proud to call you family. :)

I couldn't vote in your poll because I've never done this but would love to learn. I enjoyed your pictures. And really think I could give this a go. Thank you for your teaching of macrame.

Thanks for sharing your wife's leukemia story. My son had the disease but Thank God he is doing fine. Our prayers can help all those suffering from this disease.

If there is anything I can explain better barbarab just let me know. I agree, I like the two for one idea as well. If you look at the postcard just imagine it being cut in half, and you would work both sides the same way. Shrink down your photo, and place it on half of the card, copy and paste the photo again and paste it next to the first picture. You would do the same with the text as well.

wonderful article!!

it is fun isn't it

Well researched and written. Thanks very much for the nice tribute as we remember the atrocities imposed on our homeland...

Yes, I see your point, and it is true, we have to balance and love the victims, honor them but refusing to live in fear. About the hate... we will try our best, I hope that my tone in this post is telling you that I don't hate terrorists but I cannot love them as well... and I totally disapprove the lost of innocent lives, it is no excuse for the way they did it!
Thanks for stopping by and reading my post.

These bring back memories. I must have done dozens of these in camp.

We can't forget them....ever. But we can honor them by refusing to hate, refusing to live in fear and still believing in the good despite the actions of those who thrive on hatred. Three days after 9/11 I was scheduled to fly halfway around the world. My flight was canceled, and when I did go, three days later, I was even more terrified to fly than usual, but if we live in fear, "they" win, so I got on that plane. While I was in Asia, so many people of every nationality asked me if I was an American, hugged me or took my hand and expressed their sadness and sympathy. Even if I couldn't understand their words, I understood their hearts. I know firsthand that the good and loving people far outnumber the twisted, hateful ones. Beautiful page, Michey, and excellently done.Thanks.

Thanks for remaining me, I didn't do it for a long time now...
But I'll try it again... hopefully will me smooth....
Great post