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And the winner is...

Melissa from Spokane!
(Sorry Melissa from Texas, I hope I didn't make you get all excited and then dash your hopes!)

Thanks for all your lovely comments yesterday. It was great to read all the ways you know Spring is coming... and find a little hope that it must be on it's way, since some of you are hearing birds chirp... and the days are getting longer too, have you noticed?

I love Getting to Know You Wednesdays.

So Melissa - go take a look at Your Music and find what you want, then email me with your choice and your mailing address and I'll get your CD ordered for you pronto!

(And we haven't received Stacy's new book yet, although it should be coming soon, I'd think. I'm working today, so if it comes I'll drop you an email and let you know!)

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  1. Melissa9:28 PM

    No way! I was so caught off guard to see my name in the post title!

    I'll email you soon... Thank you! :)

    P.S. Got your message on my machine today re: Stacy's book, but I now have the flu along with two of my munchkins, so I'm not sure there's much of a chance of me making it up there before I leave... Thank you so much for setting aside a copy for me, but you can go ahead and put it back out so that it's available for someone else.

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  2. Anonymous9:32 AM

    Congratulations, Melissa from Spokane! Condolences to Melissa from Texas! :D

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  3. Kelly9:04 AM

    where have you gone, dear friend?

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  4. Melissa~10:18 AM

    This cracked me up. (thanks for the condolences Suzanne...hee-hee)

    Hey C where are you?

    Hope everything is well.

    Praying for peace and joy for you today.

    M~
    Pink Paper Peppermints

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