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This web page grannyannie2.blogspot.com states the following, "Wednesday, November 4, 2009." We saw that the webpage said " Well, I promised I would blog again soon, so here it is." It also said " I am going to try to start my own little business on the computer. have checked out everything carefully to make sure it is legit! Will not get rich I am sure, but every little bit helps. I am on the computer all they time anyway, so why not? This is totally a new experience, but I love a challenge. I need all the luck I can get everyone, so cross your fingers. if I become a millionaire I will share. hehe! Or is it Old age?."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
I am a published writer, as well as Southern gal who loves to cook, read, and spend time with my family. I have published two poetry books. Life Through the Rearview Mirror and Turning Leaves. There was an error in this gadget.
There are currently no items in your cart. Granny Annies Sweet Shop Dunedin. Welcome to Granny Annies Sweet Shop. Granny Annies has Dunedins biggest selection of mouth-watering fudge. Made with the finest ingredients, Granny Annies homemade range of confectionery and fudges will sweeten up your day. Buy Sweets, Fudge, Lollies, Sugar Free treats and more at Granny Annies Online Store. 117 George Street, Dunedin 9016.
Wednesday, January 26, 2011. I have begun a new afghan this winter. This one is called Daisy Garden. I thought the name Daisy Garden was cute too. I just love the flower pattern to it. So what do you think of the color combination? I would love to see them. So leave me a comment so I can come visit you. Happy crocheting from Granny Annie! Thursday, April 8, 2010.
After being cooped up on the boat for four hours with other tourists, we were ready to get off when we approached Yangshuo. From our boat, we saw other tourists getting off their boat and walking into the city. People were crowding the wharf and vendors could be seen here and there. As I was walking toward the gangway, I turned back and gave the river one last look before setting my feet back on earth.