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PhotoHunt: Heart

It's time for another weekly photo hunt, hosted by Sandi at The Saturday PhotoHunt. This week's theme is Heart ♥. My family knows that I like anything with a heart shape :) so when they find something resembling a heart shape, they are quick to show me. They're so sweet.
My youngest son showed me a heart-shaped chip that he found.

My husband found a heart shape in a cucumber when he was slicing it.
My youngest son spotted this heart shape on a piece of bark.
I made this heart shape and painted it for my husband. I wrote "Rao Mee Rao" (in Thai) which means "We have us."
This picture was taken in 1989 when my husband and I were dating. I was holding the roses he gave me.

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  1. Sandi @the WhistleStop CafeFebruary 11, 2012 at 6:50 AM

    The perfect ♥s! I also look for hearts in the most unusual places :D
    Thanks for joining The Saturday PhotoHunt.

    Sandi

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  2. Kim, USAFebruary 11, 2012 at 7:00 AM

    Oh my looks like heart is every where. Great post thanks for sharing.

    My Heart

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  3. ancient oneFebruary 11, 2012 at 8:11 PM

    Great finds!! I like hearts too!

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