I should also mention that the wonderful Crafty Crow is holding giveaways this week for some delightful children's items. http://belladia.typepad.com/crafty_crow/. Also, my pen friend Cindy has a link to a good reminder about the importance of writing thank-you's.
Edited 12/09/08 I also need to thank the lovely Martha for the sweet giveaway package - some of her adorable cards, a Trader Joe's chocolate bar (very much appreciated since the great state of Texas does not have any TJ's!), tea, and a sweet Christmas card she made. And Renee has once again shared something from her home - a handmade bar of soap, which I cannot wait to put to use! Thanks, everyone! I appreciate the sweetness you've added to my days.
11 comments:
I am glad to see that you have been blessed with such lovely things!
way to go ~isn't it fun!?
Congratulations! All lovely.
How exciting for you...you are the lucky one!
Well, aren't you a lucky lady!!
p.s. I didn't get a chance to do it before I left, and packaging your prize is on my to-do list. Maybe I'll get it done this weekend!!
How fun! Lucky indeed!
Yay. so many blessings. : )
please email your addy to me at tracey@shuttersisters.com so i can send your mailing info to the generious Amy.
I know I saw your name at SS and I was all like, "ya I know her". Ha!
Congrats and you won at Fimbys too...karma my love and so well deserved.
Mwah,
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you did already thank me with the lovely card and book marks - that I use all the time! And I think of you, essentially a stranger in my life, each time I place one in one of my many books I'm reading. Maybe I should start saying a little prayer for you each time, you'd receive a lot of prayers!
Isn't it amazing how a personal gift connects you to someone vs. a storebought something. Interesting...
I'm happy you've been the recipient of so many blessing.
Take care, Renee
Thanks for your kind words, everyone! Renee, I smile to think of you saying a prayer for me when you use the bookmarks. You're right; handmade gifts really do connect us with people.
I'd like to know what you think of the book about food and faith. It sound interesting.
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