Charm Bracelet
Was going through my jewelry box today and omg, found my charm bracelet. I found one of the charms to be a syringe, ahhh!!!!
Ooooo and yes I graduated high school in '76, I was born in August, I lived in IN, I went to the WI Dells, I took typing in high school and yes I was confirmed.
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Permalink Reply by Karen Doering on -
Oooooo and you can push on the plunger and a needle pops out!!
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Permalink Reply by Cathy on -
That is the cutest bracelet. Indeed a treasure to pass on. Don't laugh but what do you mean confirmed? Ah just curious. LOL
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Permalink Reply by Karen Doering on
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One of the charms says Confirmation, through Church 8th grade
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Permalink Reply by Karen Doering on
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Maybe I should take the charm off and wear around my neck for the month of November and D day.
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Permalink Reply by Dori S on -
The syringe is too cute - I also love the turtle and flip flops! I say wear it proudly for November and everyday.
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Permalink Reply by Karen Doering on
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Have not worn it in years, and only recently bought the flip flops from a FL trip. Never finished filling the bracelet, but it may become my new hobby :)
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