I'm glad you all went (to the LDS Storymaker's conference) and had fun and got to behold one another with your naked eyes and hug one another with your loving embraces and some of you got the recognition you deserve and some of you went on to win Whitney's Saturday night but look what *I* found! I was hunting for fabric (she said a little breathlessly as if it is anywhere near as exciting as getting to see good friends and attend a writer's conference) for a project down at the store (also called Dunhaven Place) (I would link to it but I can no longer link or hightlight or center or comment or anything of that nature and I DON'T KNOW WHY NOT) (but if I did, and you were to click on it, it would take you to www.dunhavenplace.com) and ran across this very appealing fabric at a discount store. When I looked at name of the pattern, I knew it was meant to be.
I'm glad you all went (to the LDS Storymaker's conference) and had fun and got to behold one another with your naked eyes and hug one another with your loving embraces and some of you got the recognition you deserve and some of you went on to win Whitney's Saturday night but look what *I* found! I was hunting for fabric (she said a little breathlessly as if it is anywhere near as exciting as getting to see good friends and attend a writer's conference) for a project down at the store (also called Dunhaven Place) (I would link to it but I can no longer link or hightlight or center or comment or anything of that nature and I DON'T KNOW WHY NOT) (but if I did, and you were to click on it, it would take you to www.dunhavenplace.com) and ran across this very appealing fabric at a discount store. When I looked at name of the pattern, I knew it was meant to be. 15 wise, witty and wonderful comments
Finding the perfect fabric is way more thrilling that some writers conference. Right...?
The line about "she said a little breathlessly as if it is anywhere near as exciting..." made me laugh out loud! hahaha Are you a writer or something?! :)
I love the fabric! It's gorgeous and very Dunhaven Place.
I've just come to accept that now is not my time for conferences. Acceptance has dimmed the jealousy a bit.
Love you.
don't worry too much about our blogs...you are doing something way more creative.
That FABRIC was totally made for you. I hope you bought yards and yards.
I bet you about "flipped with excitement" when you saw it.
hugs
That fabric suits you very well. I did hang out with some of the attendees, but not being a writer, I did not attend the conference.
Awesome fabric. It's just perfect. =)
You were missed. But the fabric is amazing! Could it be any more perfect? I would love it if you would post the finished product!!!
Karma is totally in your corner!!!
Soooooooooooooooo fun.
Love the fabric and was feeling left out about not attending the conference too... Sometimes life is not as perfect as it should be.
I'm sorry you didn't get to go. I hate being all isolated from my blog friends, too. I mean YOU are just about as far as a person can be and still live in the same country.
Sigh.
But I love your Lucinda fabric. How very lucky!
Love the fabric, and yes, I join you in well wishes to those who went to the conference!
I'm near the end of Miss Delacourt, loving it, just not the lack of time I face in which to read it! A blog book review forthcoming...
AWESOME! I love serendipity do da!
Heidi- I read your interview on MMW and have been reading your blog & getting to know you better. So wish you could have come to storymaker's and maybe we would have met somehow. Or after reading your post, I'm wishing I could have met you at the fabric store. . . i guess I'll have to settle for meeting in cyberspace :)
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