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  Kimberly Barker June 24, 2013 at 9:02am

  Hi Millie,

  I am so sorry I haven't replied to you until now.  Things have been so crazy.  If you would like to send me a private message, my email is:  kimsbarker@hotmail.com

  Have a fabulous day!!

  Kimberly
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  Susan J Reeker May 26, 2010 at 11:53am

  Thanks Millie, I appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts with me today. It always helps to know there are others out there with similar struggles.
  
  Susan
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  Donna Bagwell May 26, 2010 at 8:19am

  Hi Millie,
  
  Thanks for your comments. I have struggled to build my SU! business ever since moving from Southern California to Sandpoint, Idaho 5 years ago. I have only a handful of loyal customers who attend my monthly classes; I have not done a home workshop in two years. Nonetheless, I will invest in the new core colors, but slowly. I plan to purchase the basic essentials first - cardstock, ink pads and markers - then build on those colors in future months (chalks, crayons, DSP, etc.). I have been limiting my SU! spending for a few months so that hopefully I will be able to purchase everything I need in the new In Colors as well as soon as they become available.
  
  I hear you about the expense of the color change, but I personally feel I don't have to "buy it all" at the get-go, just buy enough in the beginning to use in my classes so that my customers can see/use how wonderful they are. Bottom line - I am excited about the Color Renovation. I think it is a welcome change.
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  Pat Nelson April 1, 2010 at 4:46pm

  Hi Millie. Your Farmer's Market idea sounds great. would you mind posting them for us to see? Thanks!
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  Stacy Shade March 26, 2010 at 2:13pm

  Hi Millie, I would love to see your projects that you do at the farmers market if you would not mind sending them to me. Thanks!
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  Angie Tieman February 6, 2010 at 8:50am

  Hi Millie! You asked a question about my card with the scallops...I answered it under the comments on the card, but in case you don't go back there, here's what I wrote:
  
  I just cut them free hand. I made a light pencil mark on the back side to guide me. There were a few spots that looked kind of rough or jaggedy, so I just used my sanding block to even them out. Hope that helps!