Day 5 of Quickpage Week

and I can finally get on to Blogger! It did not like me during the day, but it seems to have changed his mind now (note how I call it a "him" - what does that mean I wonder!) Enough about that, you are here for a very different reason. Well
Michelle and Kaytee the other members of our CT are very new to the scrapping world and don't have or want to host their quickpages on their own blog. So Leigh and I are hosting them for them.
Which means if you want to leave them some loving (which I am sure you do!), please use 4 shared. Or I suppose you can leave it with me and I will pass it along!

OK, Blogger still doesn't like me, so I am going to send you to
Leigh's blog
She has both Michelle's and Kaytee's Page
up and running! I can't get the pictures uploaded, and I can't ask you to download something you have never seen.

Now you may or may not have read that our Designer Phillsboo (Silvia)'s Mum is very ill, if you could all keep her in your thoughts and prayers it might help somewhat. Thanks!

And on a very different note: ANGELA you left a comment on a page regarding one of my layouts to be a Quickpage. Unfortunately there were two layouts on that page with Latte Kisses, and I am not sure which one you meant. If you leave me another comment or drop me an email:
kayjaydo (at) yahoo (dot) com, I may be able to do that for you.

Tomorrow we will be back with more.

And for the normal update on my life. I spent quite a while at the post office this morning. A couple of weeks ago I sent out 6 parcels, 5 to ebay customers and 1 to my cousin. Of these 6 parcels there was only one, which SHOULD not get lost. have you guessed what is coming....
Yep! The post office lost it! It wasn't of a really high material value, but sentimental, very high. It was my Mum's tiara from her wedding 43 years ago, which my Aunt wore (quite a while ago) too, which I wore 3 years ago and my cousin would have worn it in the summer when she gets married. And now the post have gone and lost it! Well, I have filled in a form so they at least look for it, but the girl at the post office didn't hold out much hope for it! I just hope we get lucky and get it back. It would be such a shame if it was lost for good.

The afternoon was spent tearing up cardboard boxes - well, that's what the boys thought was fun! I then spent quite a bit of time clearing it up again before Daddy got home!
Who is now home, so I will finish here.
Bye 4 now