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It's Looking Like Fall Again

Just wanted to pop in and say hello. I know it's been a very long while.

Are you all getting ready for Fall? It has been so warm here in Colorado. It was 90F yesterday.

I hope to have some more posts for you soon. But we will see. I have a ways to recover from a recent surgery. So it's been a little hard to concentrate on projects just yet. I have to work on all my getting better first. I had a neck operation and have found that I can't seem to hold my arms up and hold my neck down when crafting without a lot of pain. So I am trying to work this out first.

Have a great Fall. And I hope you are good.

Blessings,
Susie

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  1. donnaOctober 12, 2018 at 6:52 AM

    Susie it sew good to see you in blog land. Wishing a speedy recovery and prayers.
    Hugs
    donna

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    1. Little Susie Home MakerOctober 15, 2018 at 4:18 PM

      It's good to be in Blog Land, haha! Thank you so much ❣️

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