Nostalgic Musings

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Hope Wallace Kearney has just finished up her class. I'm still catching up, but I thought I would share one of my creations.

You can still sign up for her Nostalgic Musings class and she's offering more.

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  1. SueJune 16, 2010 at 12:31 PM

    Your journal looks lovely, and reminds me of the Hope's! (she's a friend of mine and lives about 20 min. from me). Journaling is something I have often thought about doing, but never seem to get to. I'm gonna try to do something during my trip though, so inspired by all the journals out there in blog-land.

    Hope all is well with you!

    Sue

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