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a heal on her shoe is worn
she really wants it fixed
a shoe repair shop and a
cobbler no easy job to get
© January 2013
Renee Espriu
This is for the Small Stone Challenge January 2013. You can find them at http://www.writingourwayhome.com . This is Small Stone #16.
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True cobblers are becoming extinct — at least around here. They are worth their weight in gold. Thank you for sharing.
I do not “do” many awards, but I could not pass this one up in
order to pass it on to you. I have nominated you for Blogger of the Year Award for 2012 … well deserved. Thank you for wonderful moments of reading in 2012.
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Why, thank you Becca! What a surprise and truly I feel blessed to have come across so many gifted and talented people since I have begun my site. I don’t have much traffic on my site but enjoy those who come. I look forward to retiring (about 5yrs now) so I can devote more time to writing. Again, thank you for thinking of me.
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Yes they are hard to find these days.
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We use to have quite a few but now if you want one you need to go looking. Thanks for visiting Libby!
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My Granddad used to mend shoes for the family and had a cobblers foot in which he mended our shoes … this brought back that memory .. A lovely posting Renee.. 🙂
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What a wonderful memory that is. My mother actually had a shoe shine kit, the box all made of wood, so she could shine our shoes…mostly dad’s I think…when I was a child but a cobblers foot that your granddad used…that is such a good memory for you. Thank You!
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I have one still Renee, I think maybe I should take a picture some time and post it.. for it was painted with pretty flowers and I use it now as a door stop! 🙂
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