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I remember this sitting on my grandmother's front door step in the summer with beautiful flowers in it. She loved to work in the yard. Her and grandpa lived in Huntsville, Alabama. My brother and I would spend two or three weeks with them in the summer. I now have it sitting in the living room with a flower arrangement in it to show it off. I think she would have like that.
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That is so beautiful, and so sweet how you think and appreciate your Granny, I feel the same way, the organ you saw was her's. I will cherish this. Thank you again for letting me follow you..lol and liking my Pump organ. It really sounds great and in excellent condition when I get it clean..lol Please stay in touch with my founds out of storage, I am so tired...and I have alot more to clean out, many sets of china and more furniture...show you a chair shortly that I think you will like. I just love "Show and Tell" but my problem is I only show it and wait for someone to tell me.............
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Beautiful to use your grandma's vase, you'll think of her everytime you look at it...nice....That's part of the love of vintage, I think, it brings back so many memmories and warm feelings...
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