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Wild Pinks

Aug
20

Anyone know what this is? I need a book of wildflowers. I always want to identify stuff and sometimes I can’t.

I’m off to another crazy day. 14 has freshman orientation at 9. The Princess has a sports physical at 10. 16 has to be dropped off for a golf match at 2:20. The Princess has volleyball practice at 3. And 14 has “meet-the-squad’ night at the high school at 6. Hope your day is simpler!

Dear Editor, in case you’re reading this, yes, of course I am working on my deadline book today, too!! Neither snow, nor rain, nor heat, nor the activities of children shall stay this courageous courier from the swift completion of her appointed story……
:shocked:

(Winner of this weekend’s Free Book Friday–#20, Teresa W! Email me!)

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Posted by Suzanne McMinn on August 20, 2007  

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  1. 8-20
    6:22
    am

    I haven’t a clue what that is!

    Good luck trying to fit your writing into your schedule today. LOL!!

    -Kim :catmeow:

    Kim A. - Reply to this comment
  2. 8-20
    6:55
    am

    :hellokitty: Mornin’ Suz! You do have a busy day!
    I have to unpack stuff and go through papers. It amazes me how paper accumulates.
    Not sure what the wildflowers are. I don’t have a book about wildflowers. Shocking eh? I think I have a book on everything else. :lol:
    :rockon: CONGRATULATIONS Teresa W.
    Have a great day everybody! :snoopy:

    Melissa L. - Reply to this comment
  3. 8-20
    7:01
    am

    Congrats Teresa W! :clap:

    Bonnie Ferguson - Reply to this comment
  4. 8-20
    9:51
    am

    Um…. a bush? No, no, wait. It’s a plant. I’m sure of it. It’s a plant. :yes:

    Alice Audrey - Reply to this comment
  5. 8-20
    11:22
    am

    No clue on the wildflowers, but they’re pretty!

    Ellen - Reply to this comment
  6. 8-20
    12:35
    pm

    I tried to find it in my book but alas couldn’t. :hissyfit: They’re beautiful!

    Congratulations Teresa! :thumbsup:

    Susan - Reply to this comment
  7. 8-20
    2:42
    pm

    And here I thought that once they started school, things would be easier! Sigh!

    Ericka Scott - Reply to this comment
  8. 8-20
    4:29
    pm

    I don’t have a clue but WOW are they beautiful.
    Congrats Teresa!

    mary beth - Reply to this comment
  9. 8-20
    9:48
    pm

    I have no clue what those flowers are but they are very pretty. Hope your day went well and congratulations to the book winner!

    Brandy - Reply to this comment
  10. 8-21
    3:19
    am

    No idea, but the Audubon Society’s field guides are excellent for identifying plants, etc–great writing resource, too.

    Gabrielle - Reply to this comment
  11. 8-21
    4:55
    am

    They’re pretty, whatever they are! :thumbsup:

    Michelle Willingham - Reply to this comment
  12. 8-21
    5:27
    am

    No idea what they are, but they’re beautiful. If you find a good wildflower book, let me know. We have tons (I thought they were weeds) at the lake.

    Margery Scott - Reply to this comment

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