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Order food delivery and takeout online from thousands of restaurant menus Weekly Challenge #21 Happy Monday everyone! First of all, as always - a few house keeping items:If you're NEW here (and there've been a lot of new additions to the party!) I'm working on creating some tutorials to help you out. You can click on the links above or: See "Getting Started" and "Tutorials" Last week's challenge slideshow is late, my apologies. I hope to have it up and running soon!! Things are getting back to normal though. I had a wonderful Mother's Day - B-rad got up with the boys so i could sleep in... cue the choir of angels... We got a new stroller that will make taking both kids out for walks much easier! Okay, on to the Challenge!! This weekend Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas came out with a new official tangle "Oof" in the new Newsletter. I've said before that i love a new tangle for the weekly challenge - it's a great way for everyone to get acquainted with a new pattern, and to share the tangleations that come from them! Here's mine: I can't wait to see where "Oof" will take you!

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