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Bad Blogger!

That's referring to me.  I've been kinda lax.  Ok, so really really absent minded when it comes to blogging.  I'd flagellate myself a bit more but that could get dull really fast.

OREGON!
The wedding was beautiful. My cousin could barely speak his vows, and they looked so incredibly happy. I'm so glad I could make it out there for many a reason. The day was glorious, the food was great, I connected with my aunts and uncles in a way that was more adult, life is very very good.
I will post pics of the wine cozy when I find the camera, it turned out LOVELY!

Also while there, Mums and I stopped by a fiber festival, and I gots a commission!!!!!

No job at Blicks for now, but they're keeping my application at the top of the pile!!

More later, I have friends coming over and my place is a bit too much like a yarn/art store for entertaining.

Toodles!
E

Comments

  1. RahXMay 7, 2012 at 4:06 AM

    You are a damned poet compared to the shit i post :)

    I wish the friends I have currently had rooms that looked like art stores, you must have cool friends lizzabeff.

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  2. RahXMay 7, 2012 at 4:07 AM

    PS that authentication shit is bogus...prove I'm not a robot? Too me 3 tries to get that right....

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  3. RahXMay 7, 2012 at 4:09 AM

    *took

    I got it right the first try when I typo-ed....3rd is the charm...right?

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  4. RahXMay 7, 2012 at 4:10 AM

    Okay....I win. Now when are you going to knit me a vikings logo? *puppy eyes*

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