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Charlie E
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Merry Christmas, Marge!!!
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Nice work, Barb!
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Beautiful piece! Like Paul, I wondered about the paw prints.
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My 3 grandkids all like Jack Skellington, from A Nightmare Before Christmas. We had a night of Christmas light looking, cookie making and such so I cut out ornaments of Jack and let them put them together. Awesome night!
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Absolutely beautiful!!! Great job!
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Wonderful job!
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Beautiful box, Dave!
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Looks like one highwayman, a sailor, a dam builder, and a starship pilot to me. Great job.
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Nice work and thanks for the wood source tip.
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Well, that was only about 32 years ago, but I guess it's been long enough to watch it again. I'd be ashamed to say how many times I've probably seen it. At the very least 32 times, for once a year.
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Cool! First time I've seen that done. I'm not a hunter anymore but I do need a coat/hat hanger in my shop and I'm pretty sure my father-in-law has some old racks laying around. How did you fasten the antler?
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Well done!
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Beautifully done on everything!
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I couldn't get ok with the house not being red and having Kevin's one light on. So I took it apart and fixed it and gave Kevin his sweater too. Crowbars up!
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Just couldn't be any better. Beautifully done!!!
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Beautiful truck! Hope your recovery is speedy and easy.
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If you're not familiar with the caption I put under it you need to watch the Saturday Night Live clip I attached. If only to understand why that guy at the concert keeps yelling, "More Cowbell!"
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Thanks Rodney! I thought that made it more fun.
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I doubt it, but I haven't seen it.
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Hope this brings a smile to your face like it does mine. Not so much because of the movie, though I do enjoy watching it each year, but for the memories. I got my first BB gun for Christmas, probably at around 9-10 years old. That morning my dad and I leaned a tall cardboard box against the bathroom door and did some target practice. When he moved the box the door had BB dents all over it. This was in the days before houses were worshiped so the dents stayed there till we moved. When my son got his, around the same age, I told him I was getting it for him but not to tell mom. Of course she knew it but I'm fairly sure he bought it. When he opened it of course she said, "You'll shoot your eye out!" Thankfully that never happened but he did shoot the bathroom window out. Personally, I don't remember shooting anything out, but my next door neighbor did shoot my tooth out with his.
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Happy looking little guy. Love it!
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That's awesome! I love ornaments attached to memories. My wife Connie did these cross stitch ornaments for her home economics class in high school when we were dating. I’m four years older than her and was making a weak attempt at growing a beard. She was working on the black part of the first one, the lantern, when I was at her house. Her sister saw it and thought she was cross stitching me. Makes me smile every year.
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Thanks. No idea why I wrote that. Forgot to proof reed. I’ll fix it.
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I've had fun making some new ornaments for my tree and my kids this year. I made some tiny little Santas using some leftover scrap pieces of Red Padauk. Copied and shrunk an image I found online. I can see these being around long after I'm gone. Well, it's alright to be little bitty A little hometown or a big old city Might as well share, might as well smile Life goes on for a little bitty while-Alan Jackson
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