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Happy Blogiversary To Us!


Exactly 1 year ago today we started this blog!
I hope you have enjoyed this past year as much as we have. Sharing our lives together among family & friends has proven to be a fun journey. Here is our very first post from 1 year ago today.


So, here we are creating a blog together after 28 years of sisterhood. We have often talked about writing a book, a cookbook, etc but who has the time and how do you do that when you live so far away from one another?

So Jules said, " Let's write a blog!"

We always have some great thought we want to share with one another and of course we feel it is noteworthy enough to be shared for everyone to read. You may laugh at us, cry with us, celebrate with us or even shake your heads at us...but that is what blogging is all about. We are excited about publishing our daily journey with you. So, put us in your favorites and stop by and see us often.


One of my favorite songs, Fellow Traveler has a verse that defines our paths so beautifully:


"You can't change who I am or the way that I think
I can't change how you live or the words that you speak
But neither one of us is a stranger to joy or pain
No matter how we're different we're very much the same"


Welcome to our journey!
Abby


HAPPY BLOGIVERSARY TO US!
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DeeDee said…
Happy Blogiversary to you both!
I love your blog. How wonderful to be able to share it together.
(I found you on "The Preacher's Wife Blog)
March 29, 2008 at 3:19 PM
Vicki Courtney said…
your picture is too cute! happy blogaversary!

Julie, I found the paint colors you asked for....

The golden tone in the gameroom is: Loews: Eddie Bauer "Pecan"; the other color in our kitchen is Loews: Eddie Bauer "Patina."

Hope that helps!
March 31, 2008 at 10:05 AM
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