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Yesterday was new student orientation day at UAB (University of Alabama at Birmingham). They separated all the parents from our little ones and lectured us about empty nest syndrome, letting go, and how much of our money they would be needing. I wasn't feeling too sad previously, but after all that I was totally depressed! I am feeling like I need to be hugging a stuffed bunny right now. Isn't this image the most precious thing? It is one of my fav House Mouse/Happy Hopper/Gruffie images. I am placing this sweet little thing in the House-Mouse & Friends the challenge (HMFMC147) which is Anything Goes with a charm.

Hope your weekend has been wonderful. Hugz!

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  1. Such a precious image!! Love it :) Darling card and my favorite flower making an appearance too :)

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  2. Awww, Nancy, it's hard to let them grow up and away.........
    This is such a beautiful and cute card all in one. That image is just the sweetest,
    and your card design is elegant and stunning. Love the bouquet too, such a pretty touch.
    Thanks for joining us at the House Mouse and Friends Monday Challenge, Nicely done.

    Hugs
    Sue

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  3. This is a gorgeous card Nancy, I love your adorable image and your beautiful flowers.
    Pauline
    x

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  4. Oh goodness Nancy, I share your pain but she'll be home soon enough, with lots of dirty laundry! Adorable card, love the house mouse image!

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  5. This is totally gorgeous Nancy, the image is adorable I like the frame and the beautiful flowers,
    Kevin xx

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  6. Oh I remember those days...I just tried to think of the wonderful adventure my children were embarking on and that kept me from being sad! Darling Hopper card too-thanks for sharing with us at HM&FMC! ♥ Sue Kment

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  7. awww....I just adore your card! Love all the details.

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  8. uch a pretty card and gorgeous charm thank you for joining us at the House Mouse and Friends Monday Challenge
    Hugs Kate xx

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  9. Oh my! This is such a precious card...adorable...I love it.

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  10. I can see why you ended up feeling sad, but just looking at this card HAS to make you and everyone that sees it feel happy. This is my favorite Happy Hopper images also. I think it works for just about any occasion. You did an outstanding coloring job with it and those flowers were the perfect touch. Love the heart charm. You made me smile this morning with your card, thank you. So glad you could play along with HM&F challenge this week.

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  11. Adorable card and great coloring. I could have used a big bunny hug when we dropped off our son for college.

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  12. This is totally adorable, Nancy. I feel your pain but she won't be that far away and I bet she'll be missing Mom, too. What an adorable image and lovely flowers.

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  13. This is just beautiful. I love all your layered die cuts and the black just makes everything stand out in contrast perfectly. Know what you mean about the empty nest syndrome!!! Did their childhood really go by that fast. It was so much fun while it lasted. I think I need to adopt!!! lol
    Bear Hugs,
    Carol

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