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Monday, July 16, 2012

Like the new design?

I had a freelancer redesign the Jams Jams site - hope you like it. I think she did a great job & I just love it!

Still tired this week - I can't believe I may actually be looking forward to getting a transfusion. My back is aching a bit from the Neulasta shot too and I have some other aches & pains & complaints. Wah!!

Its a gorgeous week here in Nashville. The girls will be busy this week in the afternoons at Cheekwood - Emilia is doing something related to Art I think & Eri's is just a general fun camp. EB is at school this morning getting her new Fujitsu Tablet computer & her first offiicial email address. How exciting - she could barely sleep last night thinking about it.

Will keep you posted as the week progresses but it should be a relatively uneventful one, lets hope. Lisa comes on Saturday!! And on Sunday we are taking Emilia white water rafting on the Ocoee. Hope I'm up for that(= Next Monday starts Round 5 of Turbo Chemo!
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DeskDivaJuly 16, 2012 at 11:19 AM
The new site looks fabulous! Love it!
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