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by toogie 16 Dec 2021 ( edited Dec 18'21 19:42 )
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Hello Cuties! These are some hand embroidered yellow rose pillowcases bought by my sister-in-law for her daughter Mandy. These were Douglas favorite flower. Jenny wanted me to machine embroider Mandy’s name on them and this saying. This is their first year without Douglas. Mandy is still having such a hard time, seems more so than Jenny, if that’s possible. Christmas is a sad time for some people so we must be sensitive to how they grieve. ❤️Toogie

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by noah 16 Dec 2021
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LQQKIN GQQD :):)
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by toogie 16 Dec 2021
Thanks my Canadian friend!
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by cfidl 16 Dec 2021
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beautiful!
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by toogie 16 Dec 2021
Thank you
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by 02kar 16 Dec 2021
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I know Jenny and Mandy both appreciate this very special tribute. Kudos to you for giving some comfort to them both.
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by toogie 16 Dec 2021
Hope so, thanks!
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by dailylaundry 16 Dec 2021
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So sweet of a sentiment! She will cherish this for certain. The holidays are a sad time for many!! Hugs to you!!
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by toogie 16 Dec 2021
Thank you
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by worthy 17 Dec 2021
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So so sweet. She will absolutely love them.
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by toogie 17 Dec 2021
Jenny picked them up today. She liked them and I know Mandy will too.
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by pennifold 17 Dec 2021
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Oh! Toogie, this is gorgeous. Yellow roses are my all time favourite flower too! You've done a great job with the font and I know Mandy will love them. Love Chris
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by toogie 17 Dec 2021
Douglas always liked yellow roses. When they were first married Jenny came across an iron bed frame that had roses made into the ironwork. She painted or had it painted white and the roses yellow for their bed. Thanks Chris, Jenny picked them up yesterday.
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by sonjapotgieter 18 Dec 2021
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This is Awesome..Well done!!Beautiful!!
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by toogie 19 Dec 2021
Thank you Sonja!
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by peafarm 18 Dec 2021
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This is lovely. People grieve differently and some can never get over it as fast or ever. My dearest friend lost her husband a year and half ago from Pancreatic Cancer and she still has a very hard time talking about his journey thru it and eventual death.
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by toogie 19 Dec 2021
Losing a loved one is hard enough, but terminal cancer is especially hard, for everyone in the family. I’m sorry your friend is still having such a hard time. Some churches have support groups. It could be good for her if she joins one.