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Kathryn))) and (((Ken))), I'm sorry you're so sad. I would be, too. My heart goes out to you, especially today and this upcoming week.
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I once had DD living with us, throughout her pregnancy, and then I became my dgrson's daycare person, while they lived with us, for nearly 3 years. DD got a job about 45 miles away, a new apt. would be a single parent on her own, and dgrson would be in a preschool-daycare setting. My heart was so broken, I cried and cried, I prayed and prayed, I did my fair share of emotional eating, too, but somehow, time healed me, but it was a very, very hard road. It's so difficult to "let go; let God," and sometimes, even now, when I have to say good-bye.
I didn't realize there were scarf charms,
Kathryn!

How are they attached to the scarf? What types of scarves, too, as in material? Silky? Wool? Crocheted, fleece, or knitted? Any type? Oh, I'm so happy I learned something new today! I'm just excited as all get out! I have scarves, so now I'll know (when I find out more information) what to treat myself to, when it's time to treat myself.
Good luck on your 156 mile trek down the road,
Emptynester!
Nancy, When we were kids and young parents, we made our own costumes. Once, DD went as a gypsy woman, wearing my mantilla on her head, a long skirt, shawl, etc.. It was so cute.

When DD was a baby, I took all the stuffing out of a stuffed elephant, put her inside it and there she was! Adorable!
Waving hello to Everyone else.

Have a nice Sunday. We're going to have another storm.
