When he opened his eyes after the prayer, all around him were flowers springing up out of the earth, their blooms a very bright red. He picked some of the flowers as his gift for the Baby Jesus, and jubilantly entered the church. To this day, the poinsettia is the symbol of Christmas giving.
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I'm on my way over to visit your site! Heaven knows I need some great shopping suggestions with the big family we have! (-;
So far, the Holiday Season has been good to me. We'll be "tri ...
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Dec 7, 2000 10:38 PM
It's always so nice to have you stop by, and your comments are always appreciated. Our "first" snow has melted since I took that photo, but it did look ever so beautiful that morning. I don't really ...
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Dec 7, 2000 6:27 AM
Do come by and check out the online shopping suggestions in my current WA State article. Hope the holiday season is being good to you. Jerri ...
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Dec 5, 2000 7:03 PM
I had no idea your talent was passed on to your daughter. How wonderful. I thorougly enjoyed reading your intro and her article. Glad you mentioned the grandkids - after all, those are the best lit ...
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Dec 1, 2000 2:38 PM
For those gardeners interested in more information about the IPM program, WA State University offers their "Integrated Pest Management" manual at a minimal cost. To inquire about receiving one for yo ...
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