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She wakes to Blog again!


Wake Up!
(Big Yawn)....Well, it looks like my long blog nap is just about over.  I have been inspired to begin posting again by reading some of my friends blogs and seeing all of the cool things they are doing and posting about!  So I thought its time to wake up and share my adventures in paperland with you all.  I am planning to post some of my past artsy projects and some new ones I am working on!  (I really gotta work on taking the time to post things more often).
 
Fabulous Prizes Await!
While checking out my friend Natalie's blog, Delightful Details I found a fun new blog to follow!  (Thanks for sharing Natalie!)  Go check out Society of Stampaholics!  There is even a fabulous give away going on there.  Check it out!

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Natalie said…
I thought I was a follower but I guess I wasn't! Welcome back to blogland!
July 14, 2012 at 2:35 PM
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