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WANTED: Apology for being late

20 years ago

I wanted to apologize for being late. I forgot my directions and had to take the backroads. It took quite a while and I ended up missing alot of you. Sorry to those who brought me plants and missed out on getting yours from me. I would be happy to bring them back in March. Thanks everyone! Michele

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chrisrobt
20 years ago
I kept hearing people calling for MIchelle...now I know why.

The exchange was woderful as usual

Christine
greenelephant
20 years ago
Dear Michele,

You made a great effort and I'm sorry you missed all the fun. Thanks for staying to help me tidy up afterwards. Thanks for the seeds. Hope we see you in March.

Take Care,

Jim
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nightnurse1968 (Suzy)
20 years ago
My goodness Michelle...apologizing, and you were the one that missed out on all the swapping hehe. Don't be silly! I am just sorry that you didn't get to participate more. See you in the spring though!
Susan

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