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In the beginning....

Okay, so Michelle showed me her stellar blog and I, like many of you are a frequent visitor to the stamping goddes Debi Olsen's blog, so I decided...why not? I might as well start one myself. It took some time, I tell ya, don't be fooled into the "its so easy" claim. I started out making the blog last night on my husbands computer downstairs instead of my own because it was cold upstairs! In the middle I decided to change computers because all the pictures are on my computer. Don't ya know....I couldn't find my blog! I'm tellin ya, it was gone! I finally gave up and went to bed. This morning I called my bestest friend Michelle and of course, my blog was right there. I think Michelle is definitley good luck!
So now that I have spent all this valuable time that I should have been spending on my HOF layouts building a blog...I better get back to work! wish me luck!

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Robert Laux said…
Hey, I like this idea. But, what are HOF and SAB or whatever? Anyway, I know you're creative and fun. I enjoy seeing what you've come up with-you always make it look so easy...maybe I'll give something a try...
Love ya
RL
February 2, 2007 at 7:14 AM
Anonymous said…
OK, I think I figured out this comment thing, sheesh, they're serious about security!
Anyways, I am excited to start visiting your blog each day--woohoo! I might be a stamp-blog-a-holic, it's just so much fun!
February 2, 2007 at 1:24 PM
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