Day 1- Welcome

I am starting this blog to share my family activities with my family and friends. I will be adding photos and scrapbook pages. If you stumbled upon my blog by accident, welcome. Stay for a bit and look around. There isn't much here right now, but I hope to add more every day if possible.

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Meridy said…
Hi! I was over on the Two-Peas message board just now and saw your post on the "Tuesday Blogger" thread that you just started your blog. I just started a blog last week too!!! I have the same question that you do...how do those ladies get such cool titles? with such great pictures and graphics? My blog (also .blogspot.com) is just so blah compared to the others I have seen. Oh well, I guess we'll learn. I'm going to "follow" you blog so I can be supportive of someone else who's starting off, just like myslef! If you want to check out mine, it's meridy77.blogspot.com It's mainly about scrapbooking, I don't know if anyone will ever even read anything I write, It's just kind of fun! I'll see you around! Good luck!
September 8, 2010 at 3:11 AM
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