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Treasury Tuesday: A Knight's Tale ...

I may usually root for the dragon in fantasy stories, but charming knights can still make my heart beat all aflutter. Tara of Happy Capatiller told a tale that enchanted me. The characters included a self reconciling knight on a white horse, a damsel wearing a bustle gown with black Venetian lace and of course, my fire dragon.

A Knight's Tale

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  1. You have found a lot of wonderful things again! Valerie

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  2. Great Treasury! Thanks for hosting! I'm off to visit the featured shops.

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  3. I was highlighted in the tresury Of Water,Earth and Sky. Thank you for the opportunity to share. I'm off to see the other treasuries...

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  4. I sure did see "The Walking Dead" premier the other night and really enjoyed it. I saw they were having a talk show afterward, "Talking Dead" but didn't stay up for it or tape it, sounds like it was interesting though.

    I got really nervous because I thought I would miss the premier the other night. AMC was having a marathon that day of season 1 episodes (at least where I live) and so I sat down at about 5:30 to start watching and the station was just gone. We called the cable company and they said they would have to send someone out this week to fix it. I could watch it online but would rather not, I prefer the tv. Then we realized it was just the high definition channel that was out and standard def was still playing so, to my great relief, I was able to watch the premier, as planned on Sunday night. :)

    Ps... I told my husband I would watch it on a cardboard box with soup can antenna's if I had to. LOL

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  5. How lovely! What a lovely use of images to tell a story...

    ~M

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  6. Thanks so much for featuring these lovely collections on your blog!

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  7. Thanks! Just linked my Treasury: I see the moon!

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  8. Your treasury is wonderful - we're such huge fans of the medieval era, so it's nice to see collections like this! Love the linky idea too!

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  9. That treasury is so beautiful! I love the black and white with the little bit of orange popping out. It's so well put together.

    www.AllThingsTangled.blogspot.com

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