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| (All right, she's adorable.) |
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| (It's eleven degrees outside. Sensible!) |
Or maybe this clever little number.
But the heart wants what the heart wants, and today I'm in the mood for one of these:
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| (Absolutely lovely) |
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| (Be still, my romance-loving heart...) |
Spring, where art thou?
12 comments:
Oh, my I love those hats. And not the static-causing ones either. Beautiful selection. Now, where to wear them, Gillian. You go first!
:)
Beautiful beautiful blog. Love the words and the pics. THanks for sharing. I just hit next blog and found you!
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I think they would be perfect at the next conference, Donnell! ;)
Thanks for stopping by, Barb. Always nice to meet a fellow writer.
Love the hats. The last one reminds me of Easter. You are so right, hurry,hurry spring. Hugs, Ginger
Such lovely hats. Alas, hats never sit well on my head. :(
My students are all sporting these adorable knit animal hats.
http://www.animalknithats.com/store/ViewProduct.aspx?ID=2003
Don't you just love Easter hats?
Mary, those are darling!
Glorious bonnets! I wonder if my MC, Kitty trimmed them. ;0 LOL
Oh the last one please.
Who could feel cold with that glorious hat on their head?
I like that second one best, Gillian. The one with a hint of orange in it. I might have to place that on one of my heroine's heads. Lovely. Just lovely.
Hi Glynis! Wouldn't it be funny if she did? ;)
Sharon, I totally agree. Thanks for stopping by!
Jillian, that hat just screams 'heroine', doesn't it? It's so gorgeous. Thanks for visiting, and can't wait for your book release. :)
Thanks for stopping by Gillian. I am totally with you on that spring thing. I am also from Kansas (Olathe) and tired of the snow. You have a beautiful blog.
Ann, oh Ann. I have a feeling 48 hours from now we're going to be more sick of the snow than ever! :) Thanks for stopping by!
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