Also, if you live in the Philadelphia area, Shannon and I are participating in the Holiday shops at the Devon Horse Show tomorrow from 5 to 9pm at the Hospitality booth under the grand stand, which benefit the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair Foundation. For those of you from the area, we all know how important the Devon Horse Show is. Nothing starts a summer like strolling the dirt path of tiny shops, sucking on lemon sticks, winning stuffed animals, riding the rickety ferris wheel, and watching the horses soar through the air during grand prix from the bandstands. We're happy to support such a wonderful local event that has been around since 1896 and quickly became the largest horse show in the US. We're ready for the end of May just thinking about it. Giddyup!
Wednesday, December 5, 2007
And instead of french hens..
My true love handed over three snuggly cashmere cable knit Susan sweaters - in harbour green, navy, whisper white or marlin blue. Perfect for cozying up over the long winter months, and far more practical than live animals. Only small sizes left - act fast!
Also, if you live in the Philadelphia area, Shannon and I are participating in the Holiday shops at the Devon Horse Show tomorrow from 5 to 9pm at the Hospitality booth under the grand stand, which benefit the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair Foundation. For those of you from the area, we all know how important the Devon Horse Show is. Nothing starts a summer like strolling the dirt path of tiny shops, sucking on lemon sticks, winning stuffed animals, riding the rickety ferris wheel, and watching the horses soar through the air during grand prix from the bandstands. We're happy to support such a wonderful local event that has been around since 1896 and quickly became the largest horse show in the US. We're ready for the end of May just thinking about it. Giddyup!
Also, if you live in the Philadelphia area, Shannon and I are participating in the Holiday shops at the Devon Horse Show tomorrow from 5 to 9pm at the Hospitality booth under the grand stand, which benefit the Devon Horse Show and Country Fair Foundation. For those of you from the area, we all know how important the Devon Horse Show is. Nothing starts a summer like strolling the dirt path of tiny shops, sucking on lemon sticks, winning stuffed animals, riding the rickety ferris wheel, and watching the horses soar through the air during grand prix from the bandstands. We're happy to support such a wonderful local event that has been around since 1896 and quickly became the largest horse show in the US. We're ready for the end of May just thinking about it. Giddyup!
