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special surprise inside!


Purchased a bag of beads for $2.97 at Wal-Mart for the kids in Godly Play to string on pipe cleaners (oh, pardon me---chenille stems!). See the special surprise there in the center? All the way from Rhode Island.


See it now? Found in an unopened bag of beads.

At least it wasn't an unopened bag of basmati.

I'm not intentionally cryptic. Because I see it there I assume you do too, but I saw the Real McCoy and can easily pick her out in the pictures. I bought that bag of beads with a live ladybug inside!

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auntie m said…
OK...stupid me. You will have to explain this one to me.
8:08 PM
Miss Linder said…
Nasty roach or some other bug remains!
10:21 PM
auntie m said…
Thanks Miss Linder....I see it now.
8:27 AM
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