For me, anyway. Ornamental gourds like these are just a few of my favorite Autumnal things.
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4 comments:
That's a pretty assortment of pumpkins and gourds, sis! It's definitely time to buy some!
I love these little things! So Fall!!
Ah yes, it's punkin time in Tennessee!!! Where do you find these wacky things?!?! :o)
Terry surprised me with the cutest little pumpkin from Wal-Mart yesterday. Bless his heart :)
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