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OMG! I can't believe..............

I have not written a thing for this long DANG!
OK so I have been working alot and trying to get things together for Christmas. I got my tree up last weekend and I am still adding bits and pieces to it. I am working on samples and such for different events including my BOOKBINDING weekend in February and Stampaway 2009. Oh and my limited schedule for next year.
It just snowed a little tonight should be gone by morning but I need some more wood in...so much to do....
Anyway, Our Spokane Stamp Club meets tomorrow night (WED)Dec 10th come on by if you are in the area it starts at 5:30pm I will be showing Twinkling H2O's amongst other things.

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Anonymous said…
Mary Jo - We missed you! I'll be starting a blog soon since I'll be a "pusher" of Club Scrap products - I have a feeling I won't be posting oftten either!

Come visit us in No Calif soon!

Connie Lutz (you'd recognize my face if not the name - I gave out the "Dark SIde" pins...)
December 10, 2008 at 7:11 PM
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