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A brief hello.

We're in the home stretch. I've been a cleaning, painting, dusting, dog training, organizing, advent reading, decorating, birthday celebrating, toaster-oven cooking fool for the past week.

It's been quite the adventure.

There is still much to do, but it's coming together.

I LOVE what I see so far.

I'll post pictures when it's ALL done.

Thanks for coming back, and for being patient as I focus on my non-blogging priorities.

I'll be in and out for the next few days.

Love to everyone.

Comments

  1. Anonymous7:30 PM

    Oh I cant wait to see what has been going on! Missed reading your blog! I know you need to have this much needed break but cant wait to have you back :) Hugs to you!

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  2. Anonymous7:49 PM

    I cannot wait to see pictures. I'm so jealous!! How fun for you. I can't wait to see what colors you finally decided on. :)

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  3. Anonymous6:10 AM

    I miss, miss, miss you. I'm so happy to hear that you have reached the home stretch. YAY. I'm really anxious to see your pictures. Secretly, I was hoping you would have some up today (grin). I'll have to pop back in frequently just so that I don't miss your Big Reveal!

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  4. Anonymous7:46 PM

    I can't take much more of this blog exile your on, i need my daily dose of cate. hope you get back to it soon. ahh

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  5. Anonymous8:35 PM

    Still missing you.
    Still stopping by hoping to see picture.
    Still trying to find a way to go to CHA.
    I may have found my Christmas Spirit. All it took was a little prayer... why did I not think of that before?

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