Spreading Seeds: Happy Valentine's Day from the Johnsons!

Thursday, February 12, 2009

Happy Valentine's Day from the Johnsons!

Posted by Diane Johnson at 7:33 PM

Labels: Family

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Interior Designers Palm Coast said...: Nice share thanks for posting; November 4, 2022 at 12:53 PM

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- Henry David Thoreau

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Diane Johnson: My life has been influenced by many people and experiences. I can only hope that something I've contributed inspires someone else. A planting of a seed. Self expression is an important part of my life. I'm a retired MS/HS art teacher with interests ranging from creating art, antiques, genealogy, history, traveling and gardening. A collector of treasures as well as information. Family and friends are my biggest treasures and remembering days past and those who've gone before us is important to me. Look for those seeds in your life and spread a few too.

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