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kerry10456
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This "CW T-Shirt" was a gift from AmberRose. She sent this to me the other day. This has become one of my "Prized" possessions. In the back ground are a few of my "Character " timepieces. Thanks Again AmberRose for this wonderful gift, will treasure it forever.
Thanks for looking and hope you will enjoy this posting.
Kerry
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Love the Tee! Great stuff AmberRose comes up with I tell ya, what a hoot! Nice cases full of goodies too. I have an Old Old minnie mouse babys rattle from long a ago I will post as soon as I get moved in my new place and can find. Although I think it is a knock-off because it is Green and White not typical and dosnt look exactly like minnie either it is still fairly old and odd and liked it so I saved it. You might know alot more about it than I do, seeing the vast collection you have there. Added you to my following and looking forward to having more time to check out you post. Thanks for sharing the Tee!
Where did all your posts go to Kerry ???????????? I love this still :-)
First, let me apologize to all. I cleaned out all my postings in order to put them in some what of a chronological order, starting with the first Mickey Mouse watches and working my way forward. After removing them, I regretted doing so. Please bare with me and my folly, as I re-post them.
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Kevin, JayHow, birdie, Nathan, Mani, chevy59 and Michael for showing the love and comments.
Very appreciated!!
Thank You very much miKKoChristmas11 for showing the love.very appreciated!!
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Thanks Again, very appreciated!!
Thank You Sean, always appreciate your support!!
Thank You very much junkmanjoe for showing the love, very appreciated!!
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eye4, I will try that suggestion, but I dought if they can, maybe. It's worth a try.
Thanks inky and bratjdd for showing the love, very appreciated!!
Hi kerry,
Real Nice also nice of AmberRose to send it to you. Love all your collections. Hope you see the one I just put on before it gets deleted. lol
hey kerry email me with your address, I have something to send you
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Eye4beauty, I sent them a message, maybe they will. Thanks for the suggestion.
Thank you Kathy for the comments and the loves, I saw the "Twinkies", they've always said a twinkie would survive a nucular war, but not a business desision.
jamiedpt, Sorry so long to respond, I just sent you an e-mail. Thanks for showing the love and the kindness of sending something. Very appreciated!!
eye4, the Ingersoll-Waterbury Co was on the verge of going under in 1933. With the introduction of the "Mickey" line, the the order came flying in. The company ran out of parts in Nov 1933 because of the demand. The day they first sold them at Macy's in new York, over 11,000 that day alone. By the end of the year, Ingersoll have bumped their workforce over 2,500 workers.Pretty good when you think that over 25% of the US population didn't have a job. Mickey saved the Ingersoll company and they held on to the Disney contract until 1971
Where is the beard picture? That was a great photo cutie pie
Thank You AmberRose, I will add it, was bouncing back and forth getting some of my earlier postings back up. Thanks again for the wonderful gift and the complement. Will edit post right now. :-)
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Kerry it is very nice to put a face to the name. Thank you for your generous sharing all the time.
Thanks bobogal, lundy and cindyjune for looking and showing the love, bobogal, glad to see the "Face" didn't scare you off the site, never did get enough "beauty sleep" as a child and to late now :-)
Thank you Phil, Mani, Woman34 and birdie for stopping in and showing the loves!!
Kerry, whazzzz upppp??? how long is that beard now :)
What a special gift!!!! WOW!
Kerry, gotta tell ya buddy. You look meaner than a rattle snake with the beard and long hair...Good for you for letting it all hand out so to speak. The hippy days are coming back, thank god. I missed the first round. LOL
Damn spell check isn't worth a damn. I meant letting it all "Hang" out.
Thank You Lee and JayHow, LOL on the spell check, Hang or hand, either way works :-). Eye4, as long as this picture. :-)
Thanks again all, very appreciated!!