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Hello everyone!  I hope you are enjoying the same beautiful spring weather that we are currently experiencing here in the holler.  It is a shame that I have not gotten up off my butt to go out and enjoy the sunshine but I have had my windows opened the past few days to let in that fresh air!  I have been so busy trying to get the first two Ancestral Record photo books finished that i have literally been scrappin' day and night.  I have the first book finished, and almost finished with book two.  I hope you take the time to look at the previews  as I post them!

I have a page created just for the An Ancestral Record Book One <-----Click this link.
As I find the time, I hope to create a similar stand alone page here on my blog just for the photo books I am offering for purchase to my family and friends.

In the meantime, I don't want you to think I have forgotten about you, so I changed one of my heritage pages into a quick page just for you guys!  I combined two of Kimberly Stewart's fantastic kits from HER SBE STORE:  When I Think of You  and  Little Sock Monkey

 

I hope you enjoy it, and I will visit with you again soon!
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Charne said…
It's lovely! Thank you!
March 22, 2011 at 3:38 PM
Anonymous said…
Gorgeous quick page, Debbie! Amazing work!

-LynnZ
March 23, 2011 at 9:11 AM
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