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- Kim Carney
- I look for the beauty in nature, patterns, the ordinary. This is my place where I save wonderful discoveries since 2004. Please contact me at kimberlycarney AT hotmail DOTCOM.
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2 comments:
Hi Kim, thanks for the great links. I spent the better part of the morning reading this and the last entry. Didn't we use dot give boatloads of wheat to other nations? It's getting a bit scary out there, no?
The Chinese paper good link is wonderful-I really enjoyed reading about this woman's collection. She must have aome stories to tell. For my birthday last year, I got a first edition of a book written by a man who lives here in town. He was born to American Missionaries in China in the 30s. It's his mother's story of their life there. I treasure it. Great story. You find the neatest sites!
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