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Hi everyone! It feels great to finally have time to update the blog and to offer a new give away. Soon, I'll start sending out the newsletter again. So, get signed up! The form is at the top of the page. If you have trouble registering, send me a message via the contact form on the right side of the page, and I'll be more than happy to add your name manually. I'll have special discount offers that only newsletter subscribers will have access to along with the normal updates. At some point, I'll also have a give away that's just for newsletter subscribers.


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I won't bombard your inbox, because I don't have time to send a newsletter but about once a month.  Expect the next one to arrive the first week of March. Mark your calendars and check your email frequently. 📅

Thanks for dropping by for today's blog post. I hope to see lots of new newsletter subscribers by Monday.

Have a blessed day,

Patricia

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