




I have been reminding myself of my PawPaw with my plants. He never met a plant that he didn't try to divide and multiply. I only do that with the easy ones, like succulents. I have my little pot full of succulent rootings by the window and check on their progress regularly. I love to see them grow!
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Hi Ashley
I am working on a fiber art exhibit in June 5-24 at the Kerr Arts and Cultural Center, and wonder if you are still making your fiber and silver work? I would certainly like to include you as one of the featured artists if you are interested. Send me an email; susie monday.
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