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Cathy McDavid’s Merry’s Christmas Cowboy
A widow struggling to save her home. A cowboy sworn to protect his family. A Christmas neither will ever forget…
Merry Ann Bright may be pint-sized, but she’s chock-full of gumption. For the last three years, she’s fended off a wealthy and greedy neighbor bent on acquiring her land by hook or by crook — emphasis on the crook. The last thing she needs is more trouble. But when she unexpectedly encounters a family in dire straits, how can she turn her back on them?
Thèo Cartier is a man on a mission. Once he’s seen his sister-in-law and young nephew safely home, he’ll return to Texas and help his aging father run the ranch. The lovely widow Merry is a distraction he can ill afford. Especially when her roots are firmly planted a thousand miles from his own.
Can Christmastime, the shared love of favorite carols, and a special heirloom stocking show two people convinced they have no future together that anything is possible…if they just open their hearts?
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“You pull a vintage silver locket from your stocking. Whose was it and whose picture is inside?”
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My twin sister who is in heaven.
True story (although my locket was gold) – it was my Mom’s and the pictures inside were of my maternal great-grandparents.
It was my mothers locket with a picture of My dad in it
It was my grandma’s and there’s a picture of my grandpa inside.
It was my grandmother’s and her and her husband’s pictures are inside. I never met my mother’s mother because she died when Mother was eleven. We visited her grave in the mountains when I was twelve or thirteen, and I saw that I was born on the same day as her, December 22.
The silver locket had a picture inside of my great great grandmother who I didn’t get to meet.
It was my grandmother’s with pictures of her parents inside.
It has a picture of both my parents when they were very young , and it was my mom’s.
It was my grandma’s, with pictures of my two boys inside.
My Great Grandmother’s and it has my Mom’s picture in it!
It would have my grandparents in it. I miss them so much.
My great great great grandma and grandpa who.help settled mtn home, Idaho
My grandmother’s w/ my grandparents pic
It belonged to my grandmother and has a picture of she and my grandfather inside.
My Yaya’s – and it has a picture of my Papa.
My great grandmother, with a picture of my great grandfather who died in the Spanish Influenza Epidemic.
My grandma’s, hers.
My grandma, a picture of my grandparents.
It belonged to my husband’s Grandmother, Mock Ma, she left it to him when she passed away in September. He has put a picture of us on our wedding day inside the locket.
The locket that I pull out of my stocking has a picture of my Mom and my Grandma Roy in it. Thank you for the opporunity. God bless you.
It was my maternal grandmother’s, and the picture is of her and my grandfather.
My great-grandmother’s locket with her husband’s picture.
It was my mom’s and had a picture of my father in it.
It belonged to my great grandmother Hagemeier and had hers and my great grandfather picture in it.
The picture is of my great-great grandmother, Grace Elizabeth Gaither Stiles, whose family was prominent in Gaithersburg, MD.
It’s from a Red Cross Flea Market, so it’s from a complete stranger.
That’s easy. It’s my paternal grandma’s, but there isn’t a picture inside because it’s glued shut. There is a lock of her hair in it. She wanted me to have something to remember her by.
My grandfather who is never met
It would be a picture of my grandad and me, he passed away in 2014 but still feels like it was yesterday.. I miss him so much and it saddens me to know he didn’t get a chance to meet two of my kiddos 🙁
The only vintage jewelry I have is a hinged burnished gold tube bracelet that has my maternal grandmother’s initials on it, BRD for “Bessie R. Dowling.”
My grandmother’s locket with is no longer with us
My mother’s locket with a picture of my mother and father.
belong to queen, picture of queen inside
My mothers locket a picture of her and my dad.
It belonged to my sister and had a picture of her, my brother and me.
I pull a silver locket from my stocking. Whose was it? whose picture is inside? The silver locket was My Grandmother’s silver locket and the picture is inside of the silver locket is of her and her husband my Grandfather’s pictures so I can always wear the locket and keep them close to my heart.
This is an easy one. I actually found a silver locket in a very, very old stocking that belonged to my Grandma. Inside were pictures of her parents circa 1880’s – my great grandfather and my great grandmother.
It was my grandmother’s. It has my grandfather’s picture in it. The picture was taken just before he left for WW II. He never returned.
It was my mothers. Inside was a picture of my dad.
It was my grandmother’s locket with a picture of my great grandmother inside.
It was my grandmother’s and inside were pictures of her as a young woman wearing early 1900’s big hats
It was my grandmother’s with a picture of my maternal grandparents.
It was my Aunt’s with a picture of me inside.
“You pull a vintage silver locket from your stocking. Whose was it and whose picture is inside?”
Grandmother’s locket with a picture of her and grandfather.
Grandmother’s locket with a picture of her and grandfather.
My baby girl.
It belonged to my paternal grandmother and has her and my grandfather’s pictures in it.
My mom when she was young.
It belonged to my paternal grandmother. I never knew her, she passed away many years before I was born, but I am named for her. Her picture is in it.
It was my mothers and it had a picture of my sister and me in it.
My great Grandmas. A locket given to her by a suitor who went off to war and never came back.
The silver locket was my Mother’s. It, had a picture of her & my Father when they were married.
What a wonderful question to ask, as it brings back so many memories for all of us who commented.
It would belong to my great grandmother! It would have pictured my mom
And her. I would love to gift that to her!
My grandmother’s, and it has a picture of my grandfather in it.