Here's my easy and elegant compatriot in the April Food Day project. 
It's not the old guy shown in the April Food Day Reminder post below.
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It is Cary Grant! Now let me hear you say Judy.
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We lived in Guilford , Baltimore for 2 years. We had a beautiful old house which I still miss!! Is this house in Guilford as I seem to have a very distinct memory of it.
ReplyDeleteWhat a cutie! Also, I wanted to let you know that I have the April Food Day post up now! I do so hope that we bloggers can really make a difference. If nothing else, the awareness is greater. Thank you for doing this project. It's wonderful!
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