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Love the "Mud, Mud, Glorious Mud!"

This is really useful to know. Back in the day, I did some admin. work for a Dean. She was always being sent journal articles to review. Being young and foolish then, I never thought to ask why. Now I know!

I'm a Scabble aficionado. Unfortunately, my husband doesn't enjoy playing games at all, so I have to drum up games with my women friends or wait for my kids to come home.

Publishing in a respected journal is a badge in a way because in order to get your article published, you need to do a great deal of research and have something of value to contribute. It's no wonder that these are the people being asked to present at conferences.
Nice article, Sheri.

Dustytoes: I'm thrilled that I could introduce it to you! As they say...most of the world's population live in little towns outside of big cities!

I'm always impressed with the natural vast spaces teaming with beauty. So much raw nature untouched and perfect.

SierraJacobs, I agree I like those too! :)

Oshawa sounds and looks like a lovely place. I never knew where it was or how close to New York state!

I haven't done many stamps yet but I will check it out. Thanks!

This is also available on postage stamps along with the ability to totally delete that automatic black border. I don't think many people realize it because I see lots of stamps that would look better without it.

I brought a tagine back with me from Morocco when I was there for a conference years ago. Bought a simple one that was sold on the street. I love cooking with it.

It is a nifty thing to have.

Ooh those second ones are cute!

These chandeliers are really beautiful!

I love this feature, too. You're right that the background and border make for a more professional-looking design.