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Wanted to post this picture of my project from last Saturday's class. I was inspired by a similar project I saw in the pages of Somerset Home. The base is the back of a cookie sheet that's been painted black. There are diffferent labels for each month of the year, and all the numbers are on magnets so they can be rearranged appropriately. Love it.
I just ordered this for my studio. I've needed shelves in there for the last year and simply couldn't pass up this deal. Can't wait until they get here. Hopefully it won't take me six months to get it all hung up and functioning.

The other night I put on my new 'cruise dress' to show the kids.

S. had the appropriate 'you look so pretty, Mommy!' repsonse.

K. backed away in a typical pre-teen response.

And E.? All he could say was "You're going to have to do something with your hair, Mom."

The kids just got home from school... dragging a dead Christmas tree. Apparently E. thought I would be terribly excited to receive it. There were tears when I told them to put it in the lawn refuse container. They found it a couple of blocks over on their way home. Now I get to be the goofy neighbor who's putting out a dead tree for the garbage man on January 11th. Geez.

Bible study tonight. I love my Bible study pals.

Happy Wednesday, friends.

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  1. Anonymous11:30 AM

    hey just an idea. How about putting your family on magnets and then filling in with them when it is there birthday or anniversary.

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  2. I love these cookie sheet calendars- I'm always afraid that the numbers are going to fall off and my 20-month-old is goiing to eat them, though.

    No worries, our Christmas tree is still hangin' out on our porch. I still don't know who or when it's supposed to be picked up -- maybe I ought to look into that and get off the computer. nah.

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  3. This is so cute Cathy! Love it. I made a Christmas countdown one last year. But I love the idea of making one to use all year. I may try this!

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