Holiday Hide n' Seek

 


So I'm feeling silly today! Let's all play a little game. Mr. Personality decided to do a bit of extra tree-trimming all on his own with a common household item.

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Comments

Anonymous said…
Hi, new here, and new to blogs in general (thanks to my boss making me research blogs, now I know finally what they are) but I think I found it in the picture. Is it a wire wisk? Like for mixing things, and beating eggs?

Good writing, btw!
Bob
9:39 PM
Melodee said…
Yes, I see that wire whisk, front left. Cute!
10:31 PM
Liz said…
Ha, I thought it was a hot dog! Now I see the metal part of the whisk.
5:12 AM
Cuppa said…
I saw it and thought it was a clothes pin. Now I see the metal part too.
2:34 PM
Suzanne said…
I thought it was a candle. Mel is obviously spending too much time in the kitchen if she recognized a whisk that easily!

Very nice tree, Gina. :)

Suzanne
7:30 PM
Gina said…
Well, Bob was the first to spot it, so we have a winner! And welcome, by the way!

Apparently I am a big loser, since it took me over a day to notice it in my own house, three feet away!

It was too easy! I knew I shouldn't have sharpened the picture up! I should have left it all fuzzy... :)

bjesmom- Hello! Thank you for your nice words, compliments will get you far on this blog! I'm sure I'll be at your place sometime later tonight!

Suzanne- Why thank you, my dear!
7:40 PM
Gina said…
eb is just jealous because she didn't think of getting those glasses from Disney first!

:)
10:25 PM
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