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Creative Writing: Welcome To The Cabin
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Kick up your heels with this delightful basket of cowboy charm that's just waitin for a happy home. Greet your friends and family with a great horseshoe sign saying "Kick off Your Shoes and Stay a While' and a delightful corrugated metal sign saying "Welcome to the Cabin." Cheer up your front porch with a pair of worn cowboy boots filled with colorful sunflowers, light up your unique candle lantern, and sit back and relax with a nice glass of cowboy wine from your purdy new wine glasses. Everything is nicely contained in a stained apple box.
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