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Ok, I am back from my trip! I wanted to post pictures yesterday, but I can't find my dang card reader, and the other one I have won't read my film because it's too big. So I have to wait until I get another one. I may have a contest, to have you guess where I was! If you know already, no fair!

I just listed a bunch of enameled beads in the SueBeads etsy store. Check them out!

My son is finally home from Europe today, and my girl is getting home on Saturday night! It will be so good to have the three of us together again! I know we all miss/ed each other so much! Even my kids miss each other, which is something!!!!

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Anonymous said…
very pretty beads, I especially like the greens and blues in the top photo. Welcome home..look forward to hearing more about your vacation!
July 20, 2010 at 11:54 PM
Tara P. said…
Hi, Sue! I'm de-lurking to tell you that I love the enameled stuff you've been doing lately! I'm glad you're still making the lampwork, though, too, because that's what drew me to your site in the first place!
July 21, 2010 at 1:40 AM
lunedreams said…
Love those tube beads--wonderful, subtle colors! I'm looking forward to receiving my first set of Sue Beads enamel!!
July 21, 2010 at 11:26 AM
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