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WANTED: May Queen rambler

17 years ago

I wish to have May Queen rambler. Please email me trade list info.

Thanks,

Lisa

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Comments (3)

melva
17 years ago
I have two Appleblossom, it is a rambler, and very nice...should I put your name on it, too?
I would be dreaming of your roses too. I think it is accurate to compare it to loss, after a divorce, as it was a divorce of a kind..and I understand you missing your parents...was the pot roast good?
melva
17 years ago
That last was supposed to be an email to you, not a post..I have been getting too little sleep lately....
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autumnshowers
Original Author
17 years ago
Melva,

I honestly was feeling a little low so I posted the same reponse on GW. It's not that I wanted more roses, but the fact that I had left behind what I had nurtured for several years. Often I would get up early at 6am or stay up till 1am just watering these roses through the summer...

DH put too much salt in the pot roast. It was good though.

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