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(If you are opening this post in a mobile device, be sure and click a second time on the header to go to the blog where the pictures are shown correctly.)<\/p>\n

The last quarter of 2024 was harsh for many of us.\u00a0 There were four of us stampers who lost our mothers and one of my Bible study friends lost his father.\u00a0 The old saying that deaths come in threes didn’t prove true this year.<\/p>\n

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Stamps:<\/strong>\u00a0 Stampin’ Up! ‘Love & Sympathy’, and Acushla Stamp by Petticoat Parlor- I will link Petticoat Parlor in the computer below.<\/p>\n

\"\" That second one is the stamp you won at the Scrapbook Fair!\u00a0<\/a><\/p>\n

Yes, Sal, and I stored it in the ‘Love & Sympathy’ stamp case to remember that I have it.<\/p>\n

Dies:\u00a0\u00a0<\/strong>The BigZ Lattice Die, the Window Frames Framelits Dies, Cherry Blossom Dies, Cross of Hope Die, Forever Flourishing greenery die<\/p>\n

Recipe<\/h3>\n