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In reply to the discussion: Do you collect anything as a hobby? [View all]raven mad
(4,940 posts)97. Thanks for the welcome - and the giggle fit!
My father-in-law (I loved him; he's been gone 5 years now, and is greatly missed) was USN in WWII. He left my husband a silver tea set from a ship he served on in the South Pacific. It was given to him as a "bribe" from a captain who needed a ride to shore on my father-in-law's ship-too-shore transport (and knew they'd just made a beer run)!
The bell I have is only about 6" tall; if I knew how to post photos, I'd dig it out and send one!
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I find it a bother to connect with people on ancestry who keep their trees private.
grasswire
Jan 2014
#35
I get rid of books after I've read them. But I love frogs. They are such joyous animals. If I come
applegrove
Jan 2014
#37
I used to come across them in the wild as a kid. I remember bringing baby road toads
applegrove
Jan 2014
#43