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![]() Flowers Calendar 2009 Before the gardening year gets away, I'd like to present my new Moosey Flowers Calendar for 2009. I've used photographs from my own garden - only picking the freshest and the best. No weeds are allowed! Pretty Girlie Flowers CalendarA friend asked if I'd make her a calendar full of 'pretty girlie flowers' to cheer her up at work. Sweet and simple - and a most enjoyable calendar to make! Many months are represented by colourful annuals, like calendulas, poppies, violas and pansies. I've grown these all from seed. Here it is for 2009, hopefully withstanding the test of time...
There are two styles of calendar. One has full page images (to use up all your printer ink, oops) and will bind nicely into a flip-over wall calendar. The half-size has one image and one month's dates per page. These are great for printing off one at a time and pinning up on the kitchen noticeboard. You'll see their respective sizes by the PDF icons. It's best to right click and save your calendar somewhere sensible. You might even have time to make a cup of coffee and pull out a few weeds if you don't have broadband! Ouch! ![]() Two Flower Calendar Pages My 2009 Moosey Flowers Calendar can be downloaded and printed for no charge. If you really love it, and want to show your appreciation, then please make a small donation to your local animal shelter, or a local community charity. That way we all help our local environment, and the whole world benefits. ![]() Flowers Calendar 2009 Adobe Acrobat ReaderAdobe Acrobat Reader is required to view PDF files. This is a free program available from the Adobe Web Site. Follow the download directions on the Adobe web site to get your copy of Adobe Acrobat Reader. And check the printing options for PDF files - for example, you can print two pages on one sheet of paper. Could be useful!
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