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I've decided to enter my ruffle pillow into a sewing contest, which looks really fun. Even if I'm not chosen as a contestan...
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3 comments:
OMG you are blogging like crazy today!!!
I've done this with my Daughter's Nintendo DS - as all the girls seem to have pink ones. She has a cute sticker on the back of hers. I got the idea from a froggy sticker she put on MY library card when she was little - I have both of our cards on my key chain..but I know at a glance which one is mine :)
You know, we always think of doing things like that for the kids' things, but never for adults. I don't know why it never occurs to us.
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