Let's Start the Party: Wordless Wednesday

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Welcome!  It's my last Wordless Wednesday to Co-Host with Karren at Oh My Heartsie Girl.  This month flew by and I've enjoyed seeing the wonderful things that all of you linked-up. They've been fabulous!   I hope you'll continue to stop by the cottage, even after I'm no longer co-hosting.

 So, let's get started.......link-up, visit as many as you can, and leave them a little love with a sweet comment.  Here we go.....................  
We invite you to Enter For A Chance To Win one of 5 Co-Host Positions for November, Ends 10/31. The Winners will be featured in each weeks Wordless Wednesday post and be seen on 5 blogs with links back to their blogs and a feature each week.Gives us all a chance to meet new bloggers and help them with visitors too.


We would love for you to follow our Host and Co-Host For October



{Co-Host} Ann Hi, I'm Ann, the person from The Apple Street Cottage. This is my new blog that chronicles the adventures and misadventures of life in our new home.  Recently retired, my husband and I downsized and moved across the country.  We start the next chapter of our lives with love, laughter, and lots of elbow grease as we update and renovate the cottage.  Please join us as we share everything from painting and cleaning, to gardening and cooking! 
Featured Recipe From Ann "Did Someone Say Chocolate"
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The Rules Are Simple 
~We would love to hear what you have to say in a comment~There priceless!
~ We invite you to link 2 family friendly posts not just direct to your blog
~ We invite you to visit the Co-Hosts they would really appreciate it.
~ NO adult content please (They will be deleted of course)
~ We would love it if you would grab our banner for your side bar, or a link back. Oh My Heartsie Girl Banner [ Can be Found Here ]
* The list for Oh My Heartsie Girl that follows was getting pretty big so I invite you to check out where other Blogs Oh My Heartsie Girl visits each week [ Heres The List ] 


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Adding your blog link to our party, gives Oh My Heartsie Girl blog permission to share your posts, pictures and links if chosen, in upcoming posts. Link backs will be provided. Thank you, Karren
Adding your blog link to our party, gives Oh My Heartsie Girl blog permission to share your posts, pictures and links if chosen, in upcoming posts. Link backs will be provided. Thank you, Karren 

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