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Birthday Blog Candy Winners

Thanks for all the Birthday Well Wishes! The RNG picked number 2 and number 3.



So Carol L and Benzi won the giveaway! Carol I am sending you the new Owls set and the Hydrangea set (click on the names to see the sets). Brenda, I am sending you the new Polka Dot Country and the Chrysanthemum set (click the names to see the sets).

Thanks again for all the well wishes! Hugz!

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  1. Well my goodness, this is really a wonderful surprise to wake up to! Thanks so much Nancy, and I hope you had a grand birthday celebration too! Congrats also to my friend Benzi! (hugs)

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  2. Oh wow! I won those wonderful sets. That mum set will be great for this time of year and I'm sure you must know I love polka dots. Thank you so much, Nancy. Hope your birthday was very special. Yes, I'm catching you on Pinterest, too. Already pinned some things. I see that lucky Carol L. won, also. She is one lucky girl. I tease her about winning so much. Ha I'm happy to see my friend a winner just the same. :-)

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  3. Congratulations to two wonderful blog buddies! xo

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  4. congratulations ladies, enjoy your calorie free candy and thanks nancy for the chance to win :D

    xx coops xx

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