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                                                                                                                 Last updated Jan 15, 2012

HAPPY  NEW  YEAR!

I never make New Year’s Resolutions because they rarely last more than a month or two, but this year it’s going to happen. There’s a first time for everything, right? Well, I do have to say I made a resolution a couple of years ago that I would be timely with sending birthday cards and thank you cards, etc. That one went pretty well for that year. (I guess I ought to make that a standard resolution since I am horrible about this.) So maybe I have kept at least one resolution.

You are the first to hear my 2012 resolution. I resolve to

   (1) Update my Newsletter (this page) once every month. (And I hear a few of you saying, “Sure, you are!”)

   (2) I also intend to update the Tips and Techniques column once every month. (I guess you forgot I had that column, didn’t you?)

   (3) I intend to keep my commitment of adding new videos to my blog every other week. (Well, here’s the deal with that one – I cannot seem to remember from one time to the next how to do the uploads. It seems like the software I used changes often, and then I can’t remember how I did it. And I’m supposedly computer literate. HA!)

You may notice that none of these resolutions include diet, exercise, patience, or any of the numerous things I have resolved to do in past years. I know better than to promise  resolve to do those ridiculous things. (I did exercise Monday morning. Maybe I should resolve to exercise every Monday on which I don’t have a class. That one might hold on for a month or two.)

Well, I hope 2011 has been a good year for you, but let’s pray that 2012 will be better for all us in all ways.

Happy Stamping Year!

Brenda
 
P.S. In case you haven't heard, Fred B. Mullett will be coming to Stamping On The Plateau to teach some classes in April. Check the  Class Schedule to see which one or more you would like to take.    Don't delay! His class maximum is 12 students, and you don't want to miss out!

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