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I’m from Seattle. Chris is from Denver. We met at BYU and got married in 2007 in Nauvoo, IL. Chris graduated from the USC School of Dentistry in 2013 through an Army scholarship and then we were stationed in Grafenwöhr, Germany for 4 years! We visited 43 countries while living in Europe and miss it every day! We now live in Littleton, CO where Chris works at his dream job as a dentist at Old Town Dental. I’m a stay-at-home-working-mom to our son Fox and daughter Jane. Scrapbooking is my passion and I have my own signature collections with Pink Paislee called FANCY FREE, TAKE ME AWAY, OH MY HEART, TURN THE PAGE, PICK-ME-UP, WHIMSICAL & HORIZON. I’m a teacher at Big Picture Classes, on the Scrapbook & Cards Today design team, I make and release 10 new Silhouette cut files every week, and I have an Etsy shop on the side. I love teaching in-person scrapbooking and bookbinding workshops whenever and wherever I can! Thanks for stopping by!
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ReplyDeleteI have a tip - take me with you! Haha! Have fun! I'm living my European adventure vicariously through you, so I'll expect lots of photos. You never disappoint!
ReplyDeleteOoh. My favourite city ever. My info is all a bit out of date, I'm afraid but if you get time to visit the Jewish ghetto it's well worth it. And make time for coffee and cake at a cukrana (pronounce sookrana)
ReplyDeleteI found a great little restaurant that is probably not there anymore. My Polish friends hated it because they said it was a communist restaurant and just like what they used to have to eat in. But, it had no name, fabulous food, and you got three courses for $2. Sorry that's really no help. I did go to Planet Hollywood there for my 22nd birthday, though.
ReplyDeleteWoohoo! Have so much fun!!!
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