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Tagged..I'm It??

I was tagged by Lady Rose of Enchanted Crafts for this meme to share 7 random (or weird) facts about me.

1. I am always trying to get "organized", or maybe I just enjoy the thought of it.
2. I"m in my blue period right now. (color wise)
3. Wanted to be a cartoonist
4. Have 5 tattoos with plans to a Crafty one (knitting, quilting)
5. I love to iron, it's relaxing for me, OK, I already have enough people with laundry in case I run out.
6. I want to quit my job and run a boarding kennel, well for all animals, not just dogs.
7. The pets or "roommates" I have had include, iguana, snakes, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, hermit crabs, various lizards, fish OMG lots of fish, gerbils, birds, squirrell, and of course many dogs and cats, Oops almost forgot my husband that puts up with the noise and all that goes with it.

1. Lynnh at Colorjoy
2. Paula at The Quilter
3. Jo at Blissed out Knitting
4. Knitted Gems on Etsy
5. Bware shop on Etsy
6. MelindaMilkshake at Etsy
7. Joyful Abode with her creative spaces.

Now for the rules:
1. Once you are tagged, link back to the person who tagged you.
2. Post the rules on your blog.
3. Post 7 random or weird facts about yourself on your blog.
4. Tag 7 people and link to them.
5. Comment on their blog, website or store to let them know they have been tagged.

Tag your it....
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  1. Knitted Gems2/08/2008

    Thank you so much for tagging me! I'll pass the tag along next week.

    BTW - I'm in awe of how many animals you have. That is one patient husband you have. My guy vetoed all my picks except for Jake. He loves Jake too.

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  2. ColorJoy LynnH3/22/2008

    Whoa! Somehow I missed this post. Not somehow... I was so sick with flu/nausea the day you posted it that I did not even post anything to my own blog. And I post almost every day.

    I was sick so long I missed a lot. Anyway, I'll get to this soon now that I know you tagged me.

    I didn't miss the "make my day" post, wonder what happened here...
    LynnH

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