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pina wrote: No problem! what kind of childrens books, I mean is it for boys or girls or both, and what age group?

What kind of thing does Virginia have? I don't know anything about your part of the world.


I dont have children, its just a hobby I started. I collect them from different places in different languages, etc. I also like to get ones from the English Speaking countries that are fables specific to that region. My dad brought on back from Scotland a year ago. So if anyone can send me a cheap children's book from their home country I would send you something in return? How about we keep is under $8.00 USD?

Pina, Virginia is well known for the Civil War. Other than that I would have to look it up, let me do some research and I will get back to you.

Pina: I could also get you something from ouor Nation's capitol because I live very close.

DesignerGal wrote: Pina: I could also get you something from ouor Nation's capitol because I live very close.


I've thought of something (No laughing) but I would like a keyring or something to say where its from.

pina wrote: I've thought of something (No laughing) but I would like a keyring or something to say where its from.


DONE! I can do that. I live in a "TOURISTY" town. PM me where I should send it. This is F-U-N!

Anybody else want to send me a child's book? It can be used, it doesnt matter!

DesignerGal wrote: DONE! I can do that. I live in a "TOURISTY" town. PM me where I should send it. This is F-U-N!

Anybody else want to send me a child's book? It can be used, it doesnt matter!


Okey Dokey, Its done.

ArnoldLayne wrote: I think I can find an England/Kent related childrens book



In exchange I would like something typically American......what about a '65 Mustang seems a fair swop to me :sneaky:


Sure. Ever heard of Matchbox?

chonsigirl wrote: The postman hand delivered a gorgeous package sent from Abbey, with the largest box of chocolates I have ever had! Oh, they are yummy! And some Channel 5, oh, what luxury! I have never had such lovely perfume before now. And a large England magnet to put on my 'fridge, it will remind me of my sweet friend Abbey who sent me such lovely goodies!:-4Honey, that was'nt Chanel 5, it was water from the English Channel.:wah:

:wah: I have heard tales about that waterway........................

Hey!

This is such a cool idea! I'm in! Anybody want anything from the world famous......Swansea? :wah:

I want Arnold's love child.

ArnoldLayne wrote: And what do I get in return.......... a packet of reeses chocolate peanuts ? :wah:
I'll bring you some real Texas beef jerkey and beer to replenish any nutrients you might lose....:sneaky:

ArnoldLayne wrote: And what do I get in return.......... a packet of reeses chocolate peanuts ? :wah:


I drove past the factory at lunchtime. MAN!! Could you ever smell the chocolate today!!! Must've been due to the heat & rain. VERY STRONG!!

My new job makes all kinds of test kits. I may be able to sneak one or two out.



Anybody curious to see if they're pregnant?

:wah: I'm so glad I don't have to think about that, AC!

Today i received a lovely package from Chonsi, i already opened the box of chocs, lovely.

Raspberry sends a massive hug for her Granola bar (good job you told me it was for doggies! )

she's hidden it somewhere so she must like it.

I have put the bear on my key chain.

Thankyou so much, it was a lovely parcel.X:yh_hugs

Wow Abbey!! Awesome. Was there by any chance a peanut brittle in the package? Wicked grin...

AussiePam wrote: Wow Abbey!! Awesome. Was there by any chance a peanut brittle in the package? Wicked grin...No but there was a massive pack of sausage.:p

OMG. You sadist, Abbey!! I gotta go take a cold shower

SWOON !!!!