Ros Davidson, Independent Stampin' Up!® demonstrator, Melbourne, Australia: Mummy's little helper

May 06, 2008

Mummy's little helper

This morning Nikki was my little helper. It was mail out day for my monthly newsletter for Stampin' Up! She was whining at me and I asked her if she wanted to help and she was more than happy to... So if anyone reading this gets my newsletter via snail mail and there is postage stamps or return label address stickers in some ununusal places (or upside) you know why. I do also send out my newsletter via e-mail (and other specials) so feel free to sign up on the right over there --->

I just love this photo Nat took of the sunrise this morning when he got home from work... Something nice to see in the morning other than black clouds etc.

No new crafty projects to share. Since getting home from Picture to Page show any spare time I have had has been spent on contacting leads I recieved. Hoping to play soon as I have a box full of stamps to assemble and am itching to play!

Boo's awake so best go deal with her.

Ros

Labels: Nikki photos, photos, Stampin Up

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What a cute photo of Miss Nikki the helper - bet she had fun *grin*. And Natty's photo is cool too..... He still owes me....... *smirk*Cheers Fi

Posted by: Fiona | May 07, 2008 at 12:56 PM

Cute little helper you have there Ros. Hope you get a chance to get to that box soon - always nice to have new things to play with!

Posted by: Sue M | May 07, 2008 at 07:59 PM

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