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Wordless Wednesday - Celebrating Friendship



I think this says it all.

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  1. Couldn't be more true - friends are the best thing on the planet! Thanks for helping me start my day with a smile :)

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  2. chocolate and running over w/a car is the ultimate!. lol

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  3. Awesome. All its missing is the wine

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  4. Love, love, love this!

    newest follower
    come on over to my place
    http://for-one-another.blogspot.com/

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  5. Good morning, ladies -

    @Tuula & Michele - That really is the truth - this was given to me by one of my oldest and dearest. This year marks 40 years since our first sleepover!

    @Chrissy - that's my favorite part too. And the plotting - always fun with, as @Robyn put it - WINE!

    @Cindy - thank you for stopping by - will check out your place too.

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  6. Awesome post! And I love it. But agree with the other poster...we're missing the wine!

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  7. Fantastic....I think that says it all.

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  8. @Sam-Squared - Thank you, lovely Sams - I think with this bunch the wine is implied ;0 Cheers, ladies!

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  9. That made me laugh out loud...and then think of all those good friends who fit the bill exactly...thanks to you and to all of them.

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  10. Hi,
    Just hopped on by via WW to see your great picture. If you have time please visit and say hello.
    Helen x
    http://acraftykindoftruffle.blogspot.com

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  11. @Fly - thank you too - I was just talking about your blog to my hairdresser this morning, ref how my 1 month in France didn't seem enough, and her fiance` used to live in Nice. She said, "How can anyone get tired of living in France?" I told her after about 2o years, I guess it happens - and about your move to Costa Rica. Thank you for sharing your life there as well.

    @Helen - How I love the name Rumtruffle! I will definitely stop by as, how can one not? It sounds like a good time!

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  12. very true message,,,,,,
    i am your new follower
    http://casseydab-spec.blogspot.com/

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  13. @Rubie - thank you for coming by and joining in the fun today!

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  14. I have a card from my very best friend that says '"a good friend bwill know how you take your coffee... the best friends will put baileys in it and tell you its 5 o'clock somewhere when you need it and them the most."

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  15. @ADOC Good friends + booze = Love. I think we've all learned something here today. Class dismissed (wait - unless you're sitting in class doing this from your blackberry - you know what I mean.)

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  16. Have to say, keeping up with blogs via phone? Really screws up my auto-correct spell feature because of all the random word verification combos I have to type in. :)

    And um, yeah... had just sat down in class, lol. You called it.

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  17. Hell, I know what you mean - about the spelling, not about the smart phone. I still haven't upgraded my 4-year old slider and refuse to until there's smoke coming out of it or it finally dies. Glad to see you're enjoying the class still.

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  18. Cheers right back at you, Sara! Bon weekend!

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