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published!

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A free copy of the new summer 2008 Somerset Studio Gallery arrived in the mail today. It feels a bit weird to see it finally in print but there it is. Not sure why they decided to only show the red hair from the beaded fairy that was attached to the house but it really doesn't matter. Maybe it didn't photograph well. I included a website in the short bio at the end of the article but I've never found the time to do anything with it. I wish there were time for all the art and blogging and websites I would like to be doing right now but at the moment, life (as my friend Leau often says) "is what it is."

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Leau said…
WOO HOO, will you sign my copy when I get one?
Laurie said…
oh yay! I have one adoring fan. :) Of course I'll sign your copy. How 'bout...

If at first you DO succeed, try not to look astonished!

Love ya,
Laurie
Raine K said…
Congrats on being published!!
Yay!!! Oooowee baby!
Very impressive. Now I need to get that copy!
Congrats!

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