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mr and mrs frufru 2
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I finished Mr. Fru Fru tonight. Now Mr and Mrs can be together. How appropriate since Valentines is coming up! Oh, and Mrs. FruFru is so excited about the Valentines swap going on over at Pocket Full of Pretty's and so am I. Get over there and sign up. What fun!!!!

Also, be looking for my challenge that is coming soon! I will need your help on this one!!!! It will be fun! It will be a celebration of my 350th post! Wow, can you believe I have been blogging since Jan of 2006? Oh my, it is probably the longest I have ever done one thing. Anyway, to all you people who love to take pics.....get ready.....

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Debbie said…
You are the one with talent. Mrs. FruFru is great. And 350 posts. Wow. That is worth celebrating.
8:16 PM
Pocket Full of Prettys said…
I'm yelling out loud!!! I love this couple too cute!!!! And thanks for the link to my Valentine Swap! Love ya honey! Renea
9:24 PM
Anonymous said…
love the fru fru's, there may be a whole family, yes?

and I'm in on the challenge, too
3:32 AM
Carolyn said…
I love Mr & Mrs Fru Fru!!!
4:30 PM
Susan said…
Looks like you are having fun! Take care. Susan
8:54 PM
Sacred Yoli said…
What a cute couple!
Happy New Year!
2:38 PM
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