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Sunny Sunday

I was hoping today would be a bright and sunny Sunday but it is pretty stormy around here.  I am afraid the daffodils are going to be beaten past their prime by the winds and rain as I have been unable to get them yet.  For the past few days, I have been suffering from another ailment.  I'm not sure what is going on as I have not been to a doctor but I think I am suffering from a kidney infection, kidney stones or something like that.  Yesterday, I started running a fever as well and in pretty severe pain but today I am feeling some better but on top of all that, I can hardly breathe due to cold or sinus infection.  It just really sucks sometimes to be over fifty!!!

The poor ole boys of Kentucky, my Wildcats lost their ballgame yesterday.  They are a young team and just could not get it together but those boys are super talented, and Kentucky is still so proud of them.  We look forward to next year!!

Kimmi has a beautiful new kit being released today at Scrapbook-Elements! Kimmi created The Sweet Pea Kit in honor of her own beloved daughter Sweet Pea.  "She is growing up fast and will be graduating high school this year! So, this set is a lot like her, a mix between quirky and bright and soft and elegant. It’s ideal for creating springtime layouts and or craft projects."  You will love the perfect mixes of purple with pink!  I have made a couple of pages to show you, plus, a little freebie for you!  I have not shared a recipe for you in a while so I made this one just for you!  I acutally have not tried this yet but I did get a bag of whole-wheat flour so I plan on trying it out soon.  I hope you enjoy it, and BTW,  all the new releases are on sale - 40% off this week!!


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Just a quick note to let you know that a link to this post will be placed on CraftCrave.com in the DigiFree category today [28 Mar 03:00pm GMT]. Thanks, Maria
March 28, 2010 at 11:41 AM
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