( Marilyn Nowlin 1:09pm December 2, 2012) But thanks for the huge laugh I got after reading you watering a fake plant! Losing plants and replacing them gets expensive after awhile. The terrible heat still managed to kill some of them. I have had so many plants to die this year because of our drought even though I tried to water then every single day. I laughed like crazy over your killing a fake plant. Oh, you are not alone - I love plants, but as my friends and family say, I have a black thumb.don't let me near a plant, it will die. (yes, I often look around wondering if I am related to the Griswalls). My one aunt still gives me five dollars every year and says 'to save it'. Once my boyfriend (at the time) bought wine and condoms - that was enough to re evaluate the relationship. I have had my children buy me clothes I would never put on and about 5 times larger than I am, yet I still have them in my closet hanging (I am too sentimental to let them go). Wow, those were some pretty strange gifts. You are too funny! NCAA Finals? I'm there! A month's house cleaning service? Love it! As for the others.you do inspire a certain uniqueness in gifts, Jill. ( Christine Mead 4:40am December 2, 2012) You have gotten some interesting gifts! Happy Holiday's! The greatest gift of all, Mia's love for a lifetime. Watchful eyes, Nick finds earning back her trust the hardest Gathered together to celebrate the season. Nick grew up without a family of his own so he's overwhelmedīy the love that Mia receives from all her relatives, Then a surprise arrives, when Nick follows her to townīearing gifts-and asking for forgiveness. With her boyfriend Nick has made her return bittersweet.

But for Mia, Christmas is turning out to beĪnything other than merry and bright.

Harbor Bed & Breakfast is bursting with festive lights and

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