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Thanks for the lovely review!
A Wesley colorway could be the color of his eyes + black for the Dred Pirate Roberts. Buttercup said his eyes were “like the sea after a storm.”
Please post this one instead. I typed my web page wrong in the first submission. Thanks.
I found you through the link on the Cooperative Press Facebook page.
I enjoyed this episode so much.
Your frustration with screwing up your mittens touched my heart, and I appreciated your honest reaction–I got quite a kick out of it and even a laugh, despite my feeling totally sorry for you. I soooo understand how it feels to screw up a project. My relating to how you felt is what made me smile through my tears. I recently blogged about the same thing. Thank you for reminding me that I’m not alone.
Hang in there, and best wishes for a great 2013. I hope your hubby feels better soon.