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MARCH MADNESS

Well, it is that time of the year again! Hubby has taken over the tv at night to watch all the basketball games but this year, I don't even mind for I have been so busy at the computer. It seems that keeping all my digi-products organized is a never-ending task, but the fun part comes in creating layouts! I have made several new pages this week and I won't bother showing them all here but if you are interested I would love for you to click on one of my galleries at the side of this posting and check them out. Perhaps when you are there, you could leave me a comment; I love to read them, and sincerely appreciate when some one takes the time to do so!

Here is one I made using the In Memoriam Collab by Kimberly Stewart and Rina Kroes with word art I made . The word art is still available in a previous post below, in case you missed it. my I miss her so much more than I ever realized I would.

Much more of the In Memoraim Collection is available Friday and Saturday at the special price of $1.00 at the Scrapbook-Elements March Madness sale so just click the below image to run on over there and fill your shopping cart with all the wonderful goodies!

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Tammy Gary said…
Your Blog is looking great! Love the Delightful page!
March 6, 2009 at 5:18 AM
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