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I just love blog breaks. I'm resting a little before heading back to paint some more in the bathroom. Now, it is just touch ups and it's looking good. But I am NEVER wallpapering ever again. If I even hint at it, someone PLEASE give me the proverbial kick in the behind!

If I haven't tossed a pound from going up and down the ladder, I'm going on strike. It has been helpful in keeping me away from the fridge though ;-)

I've also spent some time checking up on you, my blogland buddies. I am so happy on how everyone is doing. Keep up the great work, you are my inspiration.

Back to the grind now... oh prayer request!!! My Emily is a sicky. She doesn't look or act it. She has to take breathing treatments to help with the congestion, a steroid and medicine for a double ear infection. God is good though. The one medication was gonna be $100, but her doctor and the pharmacist came up with an alternative that the insurance will cover. Can't wait to tell hubby!
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  1. RosemaryMay 8, 2009 at 12:35 PM

    Hello Sandy!
    I just ran across your blog and what an inspiration you are!

    Thank you for sharing your weight loss journey and life with all of us!

    I will be back!
    lol
    Rosemary

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  2. He And Me + 3May 8, 2009 at 10:20 PM

    I would love to see the new paint job. I wish I could get motivated to paint around here.

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  3. SueMay 8, 2009 at 11:20 PM

    I do hope the rest of your paint/wallpapering goes quickly for you. That is a lot of work!

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  4. DeborahMay 9, 2009 at 8:47 AM

    Had to laugh at the comment about wallpaper. I did the same thing once, to both the bathroom and kitchen in an old farm house that we used to own. I also said NEVER again. I did have help from my hubby but I still wouldn't try that one again.

    Hope Emily is feeling getter soon.

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  5. JenMay 9, 2009 at 10:28 AM

    Aww, my poor sweetie! Hope she is feeling better soon. Just think, 13 days till the invasion. Can't wait to see your hard work!

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