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I am back! Shew! Vegas was a blast....well everything except for the lay over for one more night due to the storm. We just did so much and had so much fun in such a short period that I'm still trying to synthesize everthing. I can't quite put it into words yet. I did get lots of pics and as I get settled a little more, I will share a couple.
I'm still quite tired but I have to make this post. I have a couple of updates! I got my art supplies from my art swap partner! Oh my gosh! This was so much fun. My package was waiting on me yesterday evening when I got in. I could not wait to tear into it. I got all kinds of great material/supplies for my art. My partner did good! I'm excited to hear from all the other swap partners! Oh, and my partner will ger hers shortly. Due to the late return home,my package just went out today! Bad art swap host!!
I also got a couple of lovely valentines. One from my husband and one from a dear friend (MR). Thanks you two! Then, as if I were not spoiled enough....another dear friend sent me a just because she wanted to card. She took such time to make it and it meant so much to me. I have it on my desk where I can see it all the time. It makes me laugh and inspires me girl! Thanks Donna!
I have so much to do to catch up! I really love to go places but really....there is not place like home.
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Pocket Full of Prettys said…
Wanted to let you know that I also got my art swap yesterday. Yeah!! Thanks to Monica, love all the goodies!! I too was gone this week & got home wednesday night, & I agree...There's no place like home.
6:08 PM
Nonnafairy said…
Yea, you're back home! Glad the politically incorrect card makes you laugh! Thanks to you, I'll be a soldering fool very soon!
6:56 PM
Nonnafairy said…
You're back, hooray! Glad the politically incorrect card made you laugh! Thanks to you, I'll be soldering fool very soon.
6:57 PM
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