Me, too.

Dragonsmuse!! YAY! I am glad you (and your brother) liked it. Sorry I don't have pictures to post, either. My cord to the digicam is also mysteriously missing. 

What I sent from SLC, UT:
Salt Water Taffy (the Great Salt Lake isn't good for recreation, but it makes one helluva taffy)
Scrapbook (complete with SLC postcards and descriptions)
Book of Mormon (1/2 of SLC belongs to the Mormon church and if you visit, someone is for sure to give you one)
Bag (Utah's Motto is "Ski Utah" so I embroidered it on the front of a robin egg blue material and lined it with a beautiful pillowcase found at Utah's own thrift store Savers)

I am glad it got there safely. Yippee! My first swap was a success.

[I do, however, want to second the "props" to humblestumble.]

  Looking at this gallery is starting to make me feel I skimped a little on my package to Dragonsmuse.

I do, however, want to second the "props" to humblestumble. This swap has been very educational for all of us. It is so easy to get stuck in our daily lives and forget there are others stuck in their daily lives elsewhere. 

I feel like I've been on here all day checking to see if the gallery has been updated. I'll just call it a very unproductive day of work. 

As you can all see, Twilight sent a wonderful package. My 1 year old son has been carrying around that Chili Pepper all weekend. He loves it. When I went to the post office to pick up the package, the Post Lady said "This package has been making our backroom smell wonderful since it got here. I am not sure I want to give it to you." 

The Jackelope around town was my favorite part of the package. I especially love the picture of the Jackelope on your husband's head in front of your favorite store. 

Thanks for posting those picks, and thanks for the wonderful stuff. I love it.

Dragonsmuse, yours is coming. I have it all ready. Like a dummy I left your address on my desk at work over the weekend. It is going out TODAY. I PROMISE.

Anxiously awaiting my package... *giddy with excitement*... I'll be sending mine out tomorrow

this is soooo my life. After 20 years of avoiding the machine because of broken needles and thread jams, I finally faced my fear. Now I make a living out of it. 

All of the above suggestions are wonderful. My best hint is actually sit down with your mother and let her teach you. That is what I did and my mother was do delighted that she bought me a new machine for Christmas.

I think it is hillarious... SO AWESOME!! Rock it hard when you wear it.

Very classy orange... not flat "trading spaces" orange. I love it.

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