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Birthdays

September is a month of numerous birthdays in my family.  Mike's birthday was in September.  My mother's birthday was in September.  A niece, a nephew, a step grand daughter, and a grand nephew (great nephew??) all have birthdays in September.  I have not been so great about getting cards out in honor of the various celebrations, but I did manage to make a couple.
One for my baby sister.

One for her youngest.

60 and 30.

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  1. Your cards are beautiful. Hopefully the recipient keeps them in their memory box forever!! Sending good Karma as you find your new path.

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  2. You're thinking of others. So good for them, so good for you!

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  3. Wonderful birthday cards!

    Help me nail down that great-/grand- issue, will you, please? I think I prefer "grand," since I'll never be a grandmother.

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  4. Wow! Those are so beautiful. I would cherish such a card. Well done, Olga!

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  5. Gosh - they're so pretty - a wonderful gift from your own hands.

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  6. Oh my gosh! You made these??? They're absolutely gorgeous. You are so very talented. For us, July and August are the heavy birthday months.

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  7. You are extremely creative. Those cards are absolutely wonderful and you couldn't give a better gift.

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  8. Happy birthday to all the wonderful people! Pretty cards!

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  9. You do really nice work. Those are keeper cards and mean so much more than the card company supply.

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  10. The mention of keeping cards...I found a hanging file in Mike's file cabinet that was marked "O" and in it were all the cards and little notes I had given him over the years. I had assumed he just tossed them, never knew he had the sentimental streak. He still surprises me.

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    1. Wow that is really a neat find. Mike was a romantic as well as an excellent motorcycle mechanic!

      You do make very lovely cards.

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  11. You're all getting older together, which is kinda nice actually. And I agree, the cards are really pretty!

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  12. Beautiful cards! What machine do you have -- Cricut? I'm looking for a good, inexpensive one. My birthday, my mother's, and my nephew's are all in September. Great people were born in that month. [wink-wink!]

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    1. It is a Big Shot that I got with a50% off coupon at AC Moore's.

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  13. Those cards are works of art! They really are just beautiful and I am sure they were very much appreciated! You are certainly a woman of many talents!

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  14. I think the family members you didn't get to will forgive you this one time.

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  15. Those cards are beautiful. I've always admired those with paper-crafting skills. I typically just write all over it, not make it pretty.

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  16. Beautiful cards made with love by a healing woman.

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  17. These are so neat. You are so talented. I'm sure those who received one of these will treasure them. This month must be hard for you. I'm keeping you in my prayers.

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