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Blogiversary

Today is my blogiversary! One year ago today I switched my blog over to Blogger. To celebrate, I want to do a little drawing for all my friends and family! I haven't yet decided what the winner will get ... I think it depends on who the winner is (I don't want to send a crayon roll to someone without children, or an apron to my brother, etc.). Rest assured though, that the winner will get something homemade from me, just as a little thank you for being my friend! So, start commenting ... and I'll send the total number of comments I receive by next Wednesday at 11:59 CST through random.org, then announce the winner next Thursday.

Comments

Aubrey A said…
I hope I'm first! Happy Anniversary!! You're such an inspiration as a mom! All the craftiness that you do! WOW! I want to be like you when I grow up. :) LOL! You rock!
Shilo said…
Wow, how do you even remember that???
Your brain must still function correctly!!! Mine doesn't and hasn't for about 9 years now. ;)
WOW!! I have NO idea when I even started my blog, now I have to go and look, and how cute are you to do somehthing like this!! You are just SO cute!! I really CAN'T wait to meet you!!!! Really I can't wait!!
P.S. I just looked and my start date was November 20, 2007. It is lots of fun to look back and see what you put on there. I am going to have to sit down and read everything that I have written. It is really intersting....But I am past my 1 year...OH maybe I can do a 2 year thing and we just won't tell anyone!! ;)
Head Over Hills said…
We are getting so excited to see you guys!!! Oh, and I think I'm going to cry the day I have to buy bras for my girls. That will mean rough storms will soon be heading our way:)
Graham said…
Ooooo! I don't know that either. I think my blog-i-versary was last November. I love your blog and your crafts. When we are all in crisis and the stores are closed I'll be knocking on your door for clothes, aprons, etc. lol. I guess I better learn to sew. ;)
Joseph Weed said…
I think I actually passed my blogoversary by, isn't that awful?! Anyhow congrats!
Aimee said…
You are definitely amazing. I love getting ideas of what I can do with my kids. You are definitely busy!! Also, Tami wanted to keep up with you and your family and asked me to post her e-mail so she could get access.... tjoblue16@gmail.com.
RAL said…
Yay for a year of blogging! :)

I love blogging. It's so fun to keep up on what is going on in everyone's life still! And I LOVE your talented ideas for the kiddos!
The Hill Clan said…
I just have to say that you are amazing Marisa. Your blog is always full of amazing tips and crafty things. I love it. We are so excited to see you guys.
Kristina Werner said…
Yay for blogging! Can't wait to see you in a couple weeks! :)
Rivka said…
Isn't blogging the greatest! I love seeing all your projects and I love how easy it is to keep up with people's lives!

We still need to get together sometime while we're still living only 4 hours apart.

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