Trinkets From the Past

My favorite necklace. When I was a kid, I used to collect items with butterflies on them. I believe this necklace was from that era, but I don’t remember how I got it. It’s something I wear all the time, and I’m thankful for it 🙂

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I like your butterfly. I thought of you when I bought a pair of earrings recently. They are shaped like butterflies.

I’d love to see a pic of them. On you 🙂

I’ll try to remember to get a pic of the new earrings. Tomorrow is cooking day. Connie is bringing something for the Thanksgiving dinner, but I don’t know what. Nathaniel is going to make rolls and cook the turkeys (two turkey breasts).

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