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Nah, ceremonies only last a few moments, Windstones last forever!!! You can look and admire them forever, too, you can only remember ceremonies, and those you can have in the park with a potluck!! 😀
Tyrrlin wrote:Blackdesertwind wrote:setsunawolf wrote:How much did Jen’s Flame Point male sell for? I thought I had watched it, but apparently I didn’t. I’m loosing my mine I tell you. Loosing it!!!!!!! :shout: :shout:
US $1,175.00
Wow, that’s a real deal.
*sniff* If I only had another 400 bucks I could have won 😥
…. well maybe anyway. Who knows how high the last bid was. *sigh* Did anyone here win him at least? I’d like to hope he’s going to at least stay in the family and we can see pictures.
Got a busted Windstone?
drag0nfeathersdesign@gmail.com
*OPEN for repairs**SEEKING GRAILS*
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Ivory Moss Sitting Baby Kirin
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Dragon Quail + Obsidian Frost Old Warriors
Betta Sun Dragon + Male Dragon
Dreamscape, Orion, Poison Dart, Fireberry, Spangler + Tigerberry Dragonsdrgnlvr wrote:Nah, ceremonies only last a few moments, Windstones last forever!!! You can look and admire them forever, too, you can only remember ceremonies, and those you can have in the park with a potluck!! 😀
We wouldn’t end up having a ceremony cause hubby would be leaving me at that point. Got to rope him in so he can’t leave first. 😀
Jasmine wrote:drgnlvr wrote:Nah, ceremonies only last a few moments, Windstones last forever!!! You can look and admire them forever, too, you can only remember ceremonies, and those you can have in the park with a potluck!! 😀
We wouldn’t end up having a ceremony cause hubby would be leaving me at that point. Got to rope him in so he can’t leave first. 😀
The great thing is once you are married then they can be ANNIVERSARY presents!
pegasi1978 wrote:Jasmine wrote:drgnlvr wrote:Nah, ceremonies only last a few moments, Windstones last forever!!! You can look and admire them forever, too, you can only remember ceremonies, and those you can have in the park with a potluck!! 😀
We wouldn’t end up having a ceremony cause hubby would be leaving me at that point. Got to rope him in so he can’t leave first. 😀
The great thing is once you are married then they can be ANNIVERSARY presents!
The funny thing is… I got my Windstone from him BEFORE we were married. I haven’t got one since. :scratch:
But he supports my addiction. Basically, if I’m not happy, he’s not happy! LOL! 😀I can’t remember if my husband got me any Windstones before we got married, but he was with me in the store (and convinced me I could treat myself to them) when I bought my first two (black mother unicorn and white baby pegasus) nearly 10 years ago.
Hubby has gotten me a couple, mostly gargoyles though…the trio of dragons, the happy cat…nothing in a long time. I think he should give me a Secret Keeper as my wedding present.
Blackdesertwind wrote:skigod377 wrote:Here kitty kitty kitty…
Which do you like?
I like the calico and what looks to be a birman most.
Blackdesertwind wrote:skigod377 wrote:I like the calico and what looks to be a birman most.
LOL me too! 🙂
Great Minds!! lol
Ebay Notes:
“COLOR CATS” CIRCLE OF CATS CL #2: So far Melody has made 10 of these. She felt #1 was a bit dull though, so the colors on 2-9 are much more vibrant.
BEARS: I recounted the bears AGAIN today as I was boxing them. Only 37!! I know we started with 44. Five are broken. #1-37 are mint and painted. So two bears (which I assume are probably mint) are missing and unpainted, somewhere.
So… it looks like there REALLY WILL BE a few non-mint bears making up this edition of 40 (contrary to what I said in the auction for bear #2 — sorry guys for the confusion!). Three of the 40 will be repaired bears unless we find the missing two (which I am assuming are probably mint).🙄
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