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Old 04-10-2006, 09:46 AM
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Hi-Ho, that ain't basswood doing that, that is menopause Monkey Now you know why women get crazy!

Nawww they wuz allays thataway, theys jist blamin' it on them men o' paws!
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Colin, what a great time they had, and what great keepsakes, both the woodburning and memories with Grandpa, they have!

I'm with Dave, the woodsmoke from burning gives me a terrible headache, hubby too. I don't wear a mask, I just keep my dust collector running and in nice weather open up the windows.

Thanks for sharing, Colin, handsome grandsons you've got there! And talented, just like Grandpa! Deborah
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