minecraft creeper scarf to knit Tools for Etsy Shops - Hearts, Views, Front Page Treasury Lists on Craft Cult My Little Lane . . .that has happened in the last little while! Let's see, my kids & I kicked it for about two months without their dad/my husband as he moved across the country to start a sah-weet new job and find us some equally sah-weet new digs, my oldest son graduated preschool, I packed up our house, we partied it up with our Idaho pals, visited family & good friends in Utah, survived a hospital stay for my little son, and a hop, skip and a jump across the country to our new home. Not to mention unpack, organize our house and fill the refrigerator with food right in time to see our first derecho and enjoy a few balmy 100 degree days without power! Driving around a city I am unfamiliar with, I'm remembering quite clearly why I originally named my GPS navigation program Dirty Rhonda. There really wasn't much time for scrapbooking until now so firing up my iMac and finally creating a few pages has felt almost as good as that first blast of air conditioning after the power outage.
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Mark's Daily Apple Welcome! If you want to lose weight, gain muscle, increase energy levels or just generally look and feel healthier you've come to the right place. Here's where to start: Visit the Start Here and Primal Blueprint 101 pages to learn more about the Primal Lifestyle. Thanks for visiting! It’s Friday, everyone! Growing up in Orange County I was always active. Keep reading… Just me My Soldier and our 4 little chicks source So I've been mulling over this post in my head for a while. And today I want to finally type it out and put it out there. I'm sure I'll get flak for it. I want to talk about the decision I made to pretty much fall off the face of the earth creatively and step behind the scenes. And why, for me, it was the best creative decision I could have made. But not the easiest. For about five years or so I was a part of some pretty well-known teams. And for a long time it was really fun. It was fun being part of the trade shows and the galleries and the reveals. I started spending hours on layouts. I hated that I cared what others said about me. And the worst part was that I did it to myself. Because at the end of the day I had two rules: 1. 2. One day I "woke up" and realized those things had fallen by the wayside. I also came to the (duh) realization that teams are meant to sell product. Ouch. Harsh but true. That was right around the time (a couple of years ago) the email came from MME. 1. 2.
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