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Do you remember what you were doing on this date one year ago?

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Good evening dear friends.
I am wiped out. But I'm also very happy with everything I accomplished today. When my life is crazy I have trouble finding time for my dreaded to do list and I really miss it. My apartment looks good and I made massive inroads on several big projects . . . yep, accomplishment feels good.
But now I need a little shut eye so . . .
Good night dear friends.
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Gwen Chapman Did you figure out the waterfall layout?
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Pam Matthews Hedden Not yet . . . Just finally got a cleared crop table this evening . . . LOL. I can't wait to get to it.
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Winter is coming... crochet faster! ❄
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Harold Hedden Very nice dear
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