Beauty Lies In The Beholder

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Sharing some Photos: While working on my various projects you can see I had help from our Family Dog, Clyde, who is over 100 years old in dog years and our Resident Squirrel of five years who we named Rocky; we think he is the same squirrel? Ha!Ha!
Thanks for Visiting! Cindy from CRAFT Flaire.

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  1. CINDY and BUDDYJune 28, 2012 at 12:54 PM

    Oh, my son informed me I better change the squirrels name to ROCETTE; He is a GIRL! Ha!Ha!

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  2. HilaryJuly 12, 2012 at 9:44 PM

    Ha.. very cute. One of the orphaned red squirrels that Frank's sister raised was dubbed Roxy. :)

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