In all of this, I am packing and moving what I can to Tim's. Bit by bit, box by box. I am more than ready to start my life with Tim. It will be bittersweet at times as I trade my surroundings. I know I will miss waking up to the mountain range that I have called home for 36 years, but I will visit often. The girls are all settled and doing well. They have quickly become young ladies and near ready to stretch their own wings. Now I just have to wait until the final word.
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Hi Stacy!!!
(I am Marcie, The Shack In The Back Marcie, remember)
My goodness, I have been so very absent on your blog, and there is much to catch up on. What a time you have had, since I last visited. I am sorry to hear of your Daddy passing. The children growing,,,the moveing transition..so busy you are. I have been thinking of you as I came back to a box of your art. It seems I have taken a break from primitives, and now I want to enjoy them again. Once they get into your dna it seems a connection will always be there. It was apart of my life for so long. Perhaps it was burn out. Anyhow I started taking photos of the prim treasures...and I had gotten one of your gloves at the trade show in VF that year. I wanted to show it on my blog, and lead people to you so I decided I would look you up and catch up a little. You were easy to find. I am glad. I love the evolution of your work, the bird doll is so very charming. I would like to come back, so I will put you my reader list. I am also looking at starting a prim blog. I have secured The Shack In the Back name and will probably use it again. I must have split personality between the prim and victorian. Anyhow I will stay in touch. I am glad you are still loving Tim. He was so nice that time we met at the show.
I will continue to write.
I hope Netty is well, I lost track of her.
oxox
Marcie
Hello stacey,
just popped in to say hello and see what is new. Seems lots going on but change is good girl.
Pea
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