Look what followed me home. . .


 
Can I keep it?

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Wendy said…
Yes! You will love it! I call mine Ruby, she came to live with me just before Christmas, and she settled in very comfortably and become part of the family.
3/6/12 8:16 AM
Denise in PA said…
How exciting!! Looking forward to hearing how you like it!
3/6/12 7:23 PM
Barb said…
I have a horizon...love it for quilting ....

Hope you like yours.

I am moving to Texas...what part do you live in?
26/6/12 7:55 AM
Houseelf said…
Naaar just post it to me. LOL It can be friends with Bernie and the Toyota.
17/7/12 10:48 AM
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