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Jotekb on Oct 30, 2016:

I heard that you are in the hospital. I hope they release you soon because we need you more than they do!

-JoteKB

Krochet4Life on Oct 30, 2016:

Ann, When you get back on, please know I tried to contact all coordinators in you swaps and the groups you are in with me so everyone knows you are ill. Sending many many prayers your way and much love

Debbie

BasketWorks15 on Oct 30, 2016:

Ann, you are in my prayers. Take care.

Sunny BasketWorks15

Krochet4Life on Oct 30, 2016:

Anyone posting to Anns profile... please read the top of her profile. It's from her daughter and looks like Ann is back in the hospital. I don't have any further details but am sending out a card to her tomorrow

kweandee on Oct 30, 2016:

Hey hun,

Sent you a couple messages on here but looks like you hadn't seen them. Your Halloween e-card was sent to your email address you have hooked up here. Just wanted to confirm you got it.

Thanks, Des

Linsoid on Oct 29, 2016:

Happy Halloween!!!

CPG Haloween Profile Bling Swap

Krochet4Life on Oct 29, 2016:

Please let Ann know that she is in our thoughts and prayers

OrigamiGrace on Oct 28, 2016:

CPG Halloween Profile Bling!

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Linsoid on Oct 26, 2016:

Hoping these cheer you up this Halloween Season!!

When Black Cats Prowl and Pumpkins Gleam, May Luck be Yours on Halloween!!

For the: Decorate your Partner's profile for Halloween Swap

paperfilia on Oct 22, 2016:

Death's Head Hawkmoth

Meet Acherontia atropos, otherwise known as the death's-head hawkmoth. It gets its name from the sinister-looking skull shape on its back. In many cultures, it is thought to be an omen of death. It was famously featured in the Hannibal Lecter film The Silence of the Lambs, and appears on the poster. It was famously featured in the Hannibal Lecter film The Silence of the Lambs, and appears on the poster. Death's-head hawkmoths mostly eat honey by entering the hives of honeybees. To avoid stings, the moths produce a chemical that soothes the bees.

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