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Big Idea postponed...

So I ended up working today for five hours and the big idea is on the back burner.

Look for it in the next week or so.

I promise.


The kids go back to school tomorrow.

I'm craving the routine and SO ready to get everthing back in order. I think because we had a month of chaos before we even got to Christmas with the remodel... Life hasn't been normal here since early November. I'm good and ready for normalcy.

I'm going to eat popcorn and watch the news now.

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  1. Anonymous5:01 PM

    Ok... so are you trying to make me go crazy? I am so waiting and waiting for your big idea and here I sit with my mouth drooping... waiting... and waiting... and still nothing... please tell us :)

    in all seriousness... I want to get back to regular life too... I hear ya! Soon!

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  2. For a small price I will hand out Cathy's phone number and then you can call her and whine and beg her to tell you the big idea.

    Popcorn? Lucky! (said in my Napolean Dynomite voice) I'm doing great with my sugar/carb free week.

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  3. Anonymous6:36 AM

    How can your casually go eat popcorn and not share the "big idea" with us?? Talk about salting the oats!
    BTW, I never commented (or did I?) but I LOVE your kitchen...it is gorgeous!

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