Flowergardener

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Who Is The 'Flowergardener'??

Well, let's see... The Flowergardener is a little old lady who loves God, family, animals, gardening, helping people, fishing, guns, classic cars, crafting, quotes, respect, reading, 'thinking out of the box', manners, intelligence, lots of different music, conversation, natural health alternatives, and of course flowers!

Besides trying to make a dent on the internet with my presence, my biggest past-time is flowergardening. If you'd like to see the results of my flowergardening, the very first Squidoo lens I made in 2007 was about My Flowergarden.

about the intro pic...I'm a petite woman, standing 5'1". To give you a perspective of 'size'; that's a Lg sized T-shirt, and the cuff on my pants are at the bottom of my knees. he-he-he, my hair is much longer now than in this pic, now it will cover that eyeball on my t-shirt, and that area around the orange GIANT letters is actually my waist! Yep, I be close to midget size, just like my Nona. It seems there's always a couple of 'throw-backs' in the generations. I take after my grandmother and her mother. My mother is actually 5' 10", and all my siblings are tall. My brothers are all over 6'. Thank God, I didn't pass it to my son, he's 6' 1". :)

Squidoo has turned into the ultimate home business for me, marketing products I find worthy to have my name attached to. I will not make a page (lens) with afilliate products just in the hopes to make money. Every page I create has been carefully researched, on a topic I find interesting, and is an attempt to save the viewer's precious time and frustrations from not finding the information they want or need.

The 'Flowergardener' is Deb, Debbie, and Deborah 

I'm also known as Godsdaughter, IamGodsdaughter, Godsdaughter54, Flower, Dciniowa, Grannyof2, 1954granny, Deb13, and Naturalhealth, NaturalMeds, Natural Medicine, Little Debbie, and Litl Deb.

I'm a 54 year old woman who has been disabled for 10 years.

I've been divorced for 23 years, and have a 27 year old son, 7 year old granddaughter, and 3 year old grandson. The picture is my family at Thanksgiving 2007. (I'm the one in my favorite color-purple!)

Yes, I'm a red-head, and so is my son. Adam's shade of red is a dark auburn, just like my mother's hair. I know, he looks like a cave-man in this picture! It's the very first time in his life he's ever let his hair grow. His wife and I love it, because it's thick and wavy, (like mine), and we constantly tease him.

I consider myself NOT photogenic, a stark opposite of my son. I'm very very picky of any photo that is taken of me, as 9 times out of 10 it does not reflect how I want to be viewed! I'm also picky about my hair, but I thought I would insert the below photo to show you at least my hair!
If I ever get a recently taken photo of me that passes mustard, I'll certainly start using it here at Squidoo :)


I've inserted this photo on my Hair Vitamin lens also, and explain it as reflecting how my hair looks after being washed and air-dryed for 3 hours; and not combed after drying. and ooo yea, I'll be getting those grey hairs covered soon! Both my sister and niece are licensed beauticians, and can't believe I still have any hair left (been covering that damned grey now for about 10 years, by myself, sometimes hap-hazardly missing spots)

Ha Ha Ha, and yes, I do have arms, (thank you God). I just thought they looked fat in other takes of this photo, so I hid them! I am 54 you know! I've kinda lost those buffed muscles.

That reminds me of when I just came back to Iowa after being divorced. I started working in my Mom's restaurant/bar. More than once I saw men's eyes widen in surprise as I served their meal, asking me if I 'worked out'. The answer was truthfully 'no'.

 



When you're looking at lenses throughout Squidoo, the above 2 photos will signify me. My Aunt in Florida made the Godsdaughter image for me back in '97 for one of my old websites. 'Godsdaughter' and 'IamGodsdaughter' are titles I currently use and have used in the past for emails, accounts, and websites.

Since I'm known here as FG, Flower, or Flowergardener, I thought I'd make me a new image with my very favorite gift to receive; the purple rose. I actually wanted to name my business The Purple Rose, but thought that Garden Creations would better encompass anything I wanted to try my hand at.


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My 27 yr old baby boy (24 in pic) - with catfish (by hand-fishing)

 

State Track 2 years for the 100 and 200 yard dash.
#1 Ranked District Running Back.
#1 Seeded District Wrestler @171 lbs.
Quickest career wrestling pin = 17 sec.

Gee, couldn't tell I was proud of him, could ya? 

I'll give ya a break, and not list his abilities in baseball, he-he!

Me and my bud have been thru some tough times. I divorced his father when Adam had just turned 4, and Adam never had a man's influence while growing up. I've never re-married.

Well, as you can see, he didn't turn into a sissy 'mama's boy'. For those that don't know, hand-fishing is done by diving and reaching under the water and using your hand as bait when you find a probable hiding spot of big catfish. Then you have to wrestle the fish and capture it while it is biting down on your one hand.

I can still remember taking him to the little pee-wee wresting practices when he was 7, drawing and scribbling furiously the wrestling holds, so we could practice them at home.

Another fond memory is catching and practicing baseball together when he was 9; I received a stunned look of shock from him after I threw him a hard fast ball and burned his hand. (he didn't think his mama could throw that hard, he-he)

I was left with valve damage to my heart from Rheumatic Fever at 9 years old, so when I was in school, my parents didn't let me participate in sports.

My childhood memories are of horses, simply because that's all I was allowed to persue. While my siblings learned how to ride a bicycle, play baseball, volleyball, basketball, and actually anything that my father categorized as 'physical', I owned, rode, and trained horses.

I stood up to my Father, and everyone else when I reached my Senior year in High School; and against everyone's wishes, tried out for - and was chosen - for a Cheerleader of B & G Basketball, Football, and Wrestling. I can still remember coming home and telling my dad that I won. His reply was 'no you didn't, you cannot do that. You go tell them all tomorrow.'

No one, including me, knew I had any physical talents apart from riding horses. I had to participate in the yearly physical fitness program in High School or flunk Gym; during my Junior year I ran the 100 with the 3rd fastest time of the females from the whole school. Every one else on the list with great recorded times was in our Track program! I did just as well with the recorded times in my Senior year; but I had already pushed my limit with my Dad, so I couldn't join the track team. I was a Cheerleader, and that was it...and my Dad hated every moment of it.

I had never played baseball until after I graduated school and joined a women's softball league. Couldn't hit worth a darn, but boy get me on first base and I would steal all the bases around the diamond, and sometimes even steal home base! I learned many years later, after my Father had passed away, and from my old 'coach', that my Dad had taken her aside when I first started and asked her to please keep an eye on me....if I seemed like I was getting tired...to take me out of the game. What a precious memory. Of course if I would have found out about it at the time, I would have been angry at him.

Giving birth to a son when I was 27 years old gave me a chance to experience a second childhood, and try to do some of the things I didn't get to do the first time around. I thoroughly enjoyed it, and treasure every moment.



Notes From The Flowergardener 

I think I'd like to treat this lens as a kind-of 'blog'. It will be a place where I can put my most recent things. I have to update it anyway each time I complete a new lens, so in that way it will be a handy way to put new stuff out too.

I found Squidoo June 9, 2007, which also happens to be my late Father's birthday. From that date to 30 days later, I made 30 lenses. I now have somewhere around 90 lenses completed (can never say for sure, as the total changes all the time!) I'm starting to see a pattern, I'll get up to around 100 lenses, then start giving some of them away, selling some, or just deleting them. I've done this 4 times; (delete, or give away lenses) I get to 90+ and drop to the low 80's, then build new lenses. Usually I've got the total back up to 90+ in 1 to 2 more months.

Out of curiosity I just checked my 'transfer' page on my dashboard. As of today (5-13) I've given away 13 lenses and 1 group, sold 7 lenses, and I'd have to guess at how many I've deleted....probably 20.

The thing I really personally like about Squidoo is that it gives me a chance to earn money, which is always lacking for senior citizens and the disabled. I am praying and working towards being self-sufficient and off of an income from Social Security.



I haven't always been disabled, even tho I've had heart damage since I've been 9. I've only been disabled since 1997, due to a cracked spine with all the other physical things that entails; (discs, stenosis, & nerve impingement) and a mental breakdown.

My career was pretty extensive. In the 80's they used to call working anything on the computer as a 'computer operator', of which I put my time into. I've many years experience as a cook, waitress, bartender, state licensed insurance rep for life, accident, and health, customer service, asst. bookkeeper, vet asst., house cleaner (business), truck dispatcher, cashier, factory worker, and human resources specialist.

When I became pregnant (planned), my family was worried that I wouldn't be able to survive the strain on my heart during childbirth. (no need, as it turned out, had a cesarian, which had an enormous amount of problems itself)

I'm 20 years older than the amount of years my dad lived.

In my younger years I was well known for my dancing, ability to fight, and hot cars, like a 62 corvette, 66 mustang, and 70 gto.

Actually had a warrant for assault/battery. Knock-knock on the door, originating from the hospital. The other incidents were never recorded.

I survived a fatal (to the other person involved) head on collision at 18.

I still own all my teeth, although most of the front teeth had to be filed to even them up from chips, and all the back on top and bottom were shattered and capped from the accident; which also left me with a scar from my hairline to my eyebrow on my forehead, 2 damaged knees, and tears when I dwell on it.

The scar has pretty much faded after 36 years. I was told they had to scrape the paint from the '57 chevy's steering wheel off my skull before stitching me up, and my head and body broke the steering wheel in 2 places. The red eye in this pic doesn't show my hazel eye color, which is dark green and light brown.

At 20 yrs. old, after being engaged 3x and 'promised' 2x, I burned my bridges and moved 1600 miles away, knowing no-one, with $500 in my pocket and a semester of college paid for in Ca.

I've been raped. Twice.

I've been beaten (by a man) and abused mentally.

I stayed in Ca. for 11 years, came back home to try to pick up my pieces with a divorce and a child.

I've been bankrupt.
I've spent days/nights in a 'shelter' with my child.
I've spent time on a corner selling homemade crafts for money.

I am a prize winning pool player.
I am a prize winning shotgun skeet shooter. (12 ga.)
I am a better shot with a .243 and 30-06 rifle, successfully hunting deer for many years.

I love to fish.
I love the ocean.
I love the mountains.
I love nature.
I love animals.
I love flowers and gardening.
and most of all - more than my own life - I love my son.

I sometimes get nostalgic and sad, wondering why I've had to spend the better part of my life without a partner; but I end up with the conclusion that my life is in Gods hands, so I just try to 'go with the flow' as best as I can.

Me and my Sister, trying to set up for a photo - Never did work out, with my 2 squiggly grandchildren, and her only grandchild

 

The end product wasn't pretty of the above photo. I had to hold down my Grandsons hands to keep him from sticking them in either his mouth or nose, my Granddaughter had a mouthful of food, and my Sister's Grandson started screaming. he-he-he.

I'm the oldest child in my family, with 1 Sister and 3 Brothers. My Sis was #4 in the birth line. Those 3 'squiggling' kiddo's are my Mother's only Great-Grandchildren.

The picture taking didn't fare any better with them and Great-Grandma either.




if you look very closely, you can see the hint of my forehead scar. my eyebrow that is on your right hand side, on the inside edge towards my nose, you can see an indent and a bit of a line. The scar runs from that indent up my forehead to the part in my hair.

My Squidoo Lenses 

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Please do enjoy your visit, and if you find something that interests you and you'd like to comment on it, there are 'guestbooks' at the bottom of most of the lenses.

My Faith 

Man's Religion has failed me many times.

Man's Many Sectors of Churches have failed me many times.

My faith in God, His Holy Word, and the Holy Spirit have never failed me.

I created the Audio Bible and Bible Study lenses for others that want to learn from God's Word. Not interpretations of what man thinks God's word is.

God's Word / The Bible and the Holy Spirit are my teachers, preachers, pastor, and Father.....not man.

I didn't become a Christian until I was 32. I was baptized many years later in the waters of the Pearl Harbor Bay, Hawaii.

I Think The Most Important Lenses I Will Ever Make Are These 

I take my Christian life very seriously, and want to follow the directions God gives me.

 

Natural Herbal Medicine Lenses 

I am a very firm believer in using nature's medicines instead of man's manufactured medicines. I found an awesome company that has treated me very well to afilliate with, and I am proud to promote their products.

 

 

 

The Group That's Home To My Health Lenses:


Herbal Medicine and Herbal Remedies

Flowergardeners Herbal Medicine and Herbal Remedies






My Vitamin Lenses 

Oops, gave them all away recently, except for 1

 

Flower and Garden Lenses 

Flowergardening is my true love. Working and being in my flower garden is my therapy. I've written more about it on the 'My Flower Garden' lens, which by the way, was my very first lens here at Squidoo, and remains the lens closest to my heart, as it shows a lot of my personality and lifestyle. The page has also had the distinction of spending 112 days on Squidoo's Top 100 list.

 

 

 

Miscellaneous - Don't Have Enough For Their Own Category Lenses 

Just because the following lenses don't have their own category doesn't mean they're not important to me!

 

 

Dog Health and Dog Supplies Lenses 

I own 3 dogs, or probably a better way to put it is 3 dogs own me. I've always been an animal lover, and used to own, train, and ride horses. Hard to comprehend, since I could not be active in sports? Well, my Father was under the impression that being with horses wouldn't be too strenuous on me, so while my other siblings got to play baseball, volleyball, basketball, swim, and ride bicycles, I had my horses.

I didn't know at the beginning of creating lenses here that I'd end up with so many pertaining to dogs; they just kind of flew out of me.

That link below of Dog Medicines and Their Side Effects? That little bugger, to the best of my knowledge, has not had even 1 afilliate sale, BUT it had been ranked in Squidoo's Top 100, and on the list for 471 days.

Did you know that there are more than 600,000 lenses at Squidoo? Dog Medicine Side Effects has ranked as high as #3. It has also held the #1 spot in the Animals & Nature category.

That poor lens has been put thru the wringer. After creating it, Squidoo had to change their spam filter to stop all the crud that was being created. Dog Medicines and Their Side Effects got caught in that filter, and kept getting caught each time I updated it for the period of nearly a month. THEN a lensmaster decided she didn't like it, and proceeded to vote down the star ranking, post an ugly comment, and complain about it on our forum, calling me a snake-oil salesman.

I'd like to also add that neither one of them got to the Top 100 listing from being LOTD, or secret lensmaster buddies giving them stars, visits, and comments.

I'd like to thank the following friends who posted on our forum about the integrity of my work while I was being called a 'snake-oil salesman':

Donna - 1Lear - BlondeHeroine - Rockycha


Victoria - JeffWend - Cathy - Christene


Glen - WaterWalker



Yep, some of the names are the same as 'My Squidoo Friends' listed lower on this lens! The friends listed here stood up for me in our forum specifically because of the attempt to publically flame my Top 100 lens and my reputation.

This was a different saga than my first trolling experience, with the names of my friends listed lower.

Dog Health with Herbal Pet Medicines 

Dog Medicine Side Effects, Dog Worms, Dog Allergy, and Ear Mites have achieved Squidoo's Top 100 listing. I'm re-writing my dog health lenses to point to my own websites, I've completed Dogs and Worms!

 

Dog Related lenses 

 

 

Dog Breed Gifts and Collectible Lenses 

Dog owners and lovers characteristically treat their pets as humans, and love them deeply. I happened to notice that a place I'm afilliated with had a couple of companies that had gifts and collectibles pertaining to each dog breed, and the creative ideas took off like rockets.

It took me quite a bit of time to create these lenses, as the ideas came faster than the implementation. If you check out one, you'll see why; they're chock-full with cool dog stuff.

 

 

 

 

 

Thank You God and Thank You Squidoo! 

Squidoo has helped me change my life in many ways. A few of which are income, giving me an outlet for my creativeness, and being able to help people.

As you can see from the above links to my pages, my interests and passions run towards natural health, dogs, flowers, gardening, and being a Christian.

Throughout my lenses, you'll catch pieces of my personality by my writing style, sometimes throwing in a weirdo word, habitual comment, or period 'saying' every now and then.

I have tried to stress through many pages my desire to help people. Sure, I love the money I'm able to make here, but I will not; absolutely will not - create junk pages to lure away someones' hard earned money. As of 8-27, I've decided to take off my monthly earnings from this page. I truly am happy that I've motivated those who've commented, and encouraged them, showing that success with Squidoo can be accomplished. My main 2 reasons for removing the stats are the realization that I was just feeding my ego, and the occasional retaliation to our rating system of my lenses by jealous and immature people.

I diligently research every topic I have with the desire to save other people's time. The natural health products I offer are from quality reputable companies, and I truly believe in them, and a healthier lifestyle without synthetic drugs.

I am starting to realize that I am making progress in helping people more and more as time goes by. There's not enough room here to let you read all of the wonderful emails I've received through my lenses! One day, I'm going to make a lens as a 'Thank-you', that will highlight my most memorable comments and emails I've received from being at Squidoo!

Update....That 'day' Is Now! 

 

 

My Squidoo Friends



These dear people have made friends with me, comforted and encouraged me by posting on our forum while I was being trolled-upon by a respected lensmaster, and are who I consider caring, honest, and loving people.

To publicly thank them, I've inserted their names that are linked to their lenses. If you get a chance, please do visit them!


JeffWend - Christene - Glen - Cathy


GreekGeek - FlamingLacer - Cintech


WaterWalker - Bdkz - Naiza


Janet21 - Kemengr - ThomasC - Victoria


Paul - KimGiancaterino - MusicResource - Rajays



I do have many other friends here at Squidoo, but the links are here and farther above because these people have went out of their way to publicly show they cared.


Holy Moly, Look What Just Happened! 

My Squidoo family has been 'at it' again.

I post quite frequently on our forum, and am either there, or in my dashboard doing something to my lenses every day. I know that sounds pitiful to some, who would comment 'get a life'!

Well, Squidoo is a very large part of my life! I'm here in this house alone (except for my dogs and cat), I don't date, and there's only about 4 places besides my home that I frequent. The grocery store, the post office, my mother's home, and my son's home.

Being able to purchase my home by myself (and no one else's income included) was a very huge accomplishment for me. I nearly lost my home to foreclosure when I became disabled. Through the help of my family, we were able to rescue it and keep the mortgage payments up to date.

Last year was a pretty trying one concerning the mortgage payments again, as I kept my financial struggles to myself, because I didn't want to burden my family again. I wasn't ready, but I was trying to prepare myself to somehow let my home go, let my flowergarden go, find someone to take my pets, and move into an apartment.

I was able to convince my mortgage company to give me one more chance before they proceeded with forclosure, which increased my already strangled budget to somehow pay 78% of my total monthly SSD check to the mortgage.

It was at this point in my life that I found Squidoo. I live in a very small town with no part-time job opportunities, let alone one that I could physically work at, and I really can't physically travel everyday to a part-time job. I've tried it 3 times in the past.

After a few months of being here, I realized that I could help myself financially right here at home, and I could start gaining a bit of pride at being able to 'work' at home, and not have to ask my family for financial help.

This last Winter was a very bad one, and I had a lot of damage. This Spring wasn't the greatest either with 2 tornados coming within miles of my home. Close enough actually to receive the gale force winds. This summer is staying within the same category, as I've had my basement and flowergarden flooded 2 times.

I've mentioned these things in our SquidU forum when they've happened, but I never went into much detail; trying to keep a positive attitude, because I believe many things are put into our lives to build our faith and character.

My last post was a 'good news' post about receiving help for my basement.

This Fella Here
Chef Keem

Decided to create a forum post proposing the implementation of a Squidoo Lensmasters helping Lensmasters program.......with my home problems as the first recipent of 'Squidoo Love'! Many other lensmasters posted their approval and willingness to participate!



Let me ask you a question........and I really want you to think for just a few moments of the answer.

Is there any where else in the 'on-line' social places that have done this, or showed this much compassion or sense of 'family'?

I think your answer will be the same as mine....NO!

It was requested that I post pictures of the damage, which I did; and I had so many people that showed they cared through encouraging comments, visiting my lenses and ranking them (so I could possibly receive a higher payout that following month), and even wanting my paypal address to donate some 'love' money.

You all have no idea what that did to this ole gal. I don't have that many friends in my offline life, but I sure found out that I've got alot of them online! I absolutely abhor letting people know about my problems, but I had to change that personality trait online, because everybody wanted updates of my trials with the FEMA redtape. I've got tears welling now!, and I'm typing this 6 months after the fact!

 

Stepping Up and Branching Out 

I've achieved the Squidoo title of 'Giant'.
Giant Squid? What's that?
My Giant Squid status was earned 2 1/2 months after I started here in '07. Squidoo ran a contest trying to find the lensmasters with 100 or more lenses. At that time, not many lensmasters met the criteria, so the total was changed to 50 lenses. Squidoo HQ then personally reviewed each of the 50 lenses for quality, and in September of 2007, they awarded the lensmasters who made the grade. There are originally under 60 Giant Squids in the 1st group of Giants, (Sept. 07), but HQ has implemented the award again, and we're now getting ready to welcome the 5th or 6th (can't remember!) class of Giant Squids.

I've also attained 5 lenses in the Top 100 list, and normally bring into Squidoo 8,000 to 10,000 visitors every week, (with 70 lenses!) with an all time high of 13,000 visitors in 1 week,

I'm on another quest now! I have had my own .com domains for quite awhile, and am in the process of changing the content on approx. 31 Squidoo lenses, to refer and link to my own .coms. The .coms will be using the wordpress blogging platform.

I've completed 1 so far: Dogs and Worms!
and working on 2 others: Quality Natural Medicine
and Herbal Medicine and Pet Meds

Reason? No one is assured how long Squidoo will be around, or how and why the algorhythm changes for lens rankings (affecting $ and visibility). Squidoo could also be sold for millions.

Because of it's popularity, Squidoo is experiencing more scammers, spammers, unethical, and plagerizing people everyday. The platform of abilities within a lens has been severely curtailed, including javascript, and the periodical policy changes immensely holds back my creative abilities and creates unwanted stress.

The other reason is that I believe it is unwise to 'have all my eggs in one basket'. Although I appreciate the free platform Squidoo has that re-ignighted my old desires (I created my first website in 1997) and increased my abilities and confidence; I feel that I need more control of my original content.

Got A Message For the Flowergardener? Put It Here Please... 

grizbear wrote...

What an great lens! I am pretty new to Squidoo and just wanted to thank you for your story. You are an inspiration! Thank You!

ReplyPosted June 12, 2009

2Birds wrote...

Love going back over and reading your lens, I always learn something new from it. I want to be just like you one day, soon I hope

Carole

ReplyPosted April 29, 2009

Ahmady wrote...

I love your lens, your sharing -- your hair is beautiful. I have two sons-one is a redhead-not as red as when he was young. Rheumatic fever seemed so romantic to me when I was 9 or 10 because I had a lot of hard work. I don't like to hunting any more; maybe I could fish again. You are a bright shining star after all you have endured -- I couldn't be as brave as you to share it all.

ReplyPosted April 26, 2009

Rajays wrote...

Silly me - forgot to give you the link - http://www.squidoo.com/rajays-rocking-squids

ReplyPosted April 20, 2009

Rajays wrote...

This is one fantastic lensography Deb. I have come back to bless this lens with some Angel dust and to invite you to join Rajays Rocking Squids if you are aiming for the Giant 100 Club this June.

I need you in my team Deb - :)

ReplyPosted April 20, 2009

roysumit wrote...

We all face challenges in our lives but the challenges you faced and came out so successfully every time; I am sure those made you all the more strong both mentally and physically. I simply admire you, that's all I can say.

ReplyPosted April 16, 2009

Swisstoons wrote...

I like reading "journal" lenses...because I am nosy. :) I enjoyed this one. And I will be exploring that list of gardening lenses you've provided. starring, favoriting and rolling this one to my Best Buds gardening magnet lens.

ReplyPosted April 12, 2009

looking-for-love wrote...

Wow, you are a very pretty and interesting lady!

ReplyPosted April 01, 2009

dc64 wrote...

What an amazing life story! You've been through a lot, but you didn't let it defeat you. That is totally awesome!

ReplyPosted March 21, 2009

Wysiwigs wrote...

Thank you for sharing your story (I got here from your awesome flower garden lens :o) Sounds like you've had an awful lot of "Christian character building" experiences in your life and I think it's lovely that you are willing to share them.
Http://www.Squidoo.com/EpicFarms

ReplyPosted February 18, 2009

AdrienneJenkins wrote...

I love how personal and open you've been with sharing your story. Thanks for posting.

ReplyPosted February 11, 2009

Czarque wrote...

Thanks for sharing your personal information - a very interesting read!

ReplyPosted January 21, 2009

EverythingMouse wrote...

Have a great New Year Debs. And a well deserved Squid Angel Blessing to you!

ReplyPosted January 04, 2009

TylaMac wrote...

I just found my new hero! I am also a red-haired girl who is never satisfied with my image in photos. You're a cutie,though. You and your sister look like you could be in my family. I''m a Squidoo newbie but I found a few of your lenses months before I joined. I want to be just like you when I grow up both as a lensmaster and as a person.(BTW I'm only a decade or so younger than you). Thanks for being so open about yourself on this lens. It's really been inspirational. If anyone else gives you any trouble you just let me know.

ReplyPosted November 09, 2008

FlowersByDottie wrote...

Fantastic lens I rated 5 stars and a lens roll to both my lenses also added you to favorites.I'm a flower lady and your Avatar is Outstanding !!!!!Please drop by my lenses thanks!
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Oct.8, 2008

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