The Great Omission
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Monday, 25 April 2011
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- Judy Adamson
- Wales, United Kingdom
- I am an English painter and greeting card designer, would-be children's book illustrator (if I could find the time!), enjoying living in beautiful Wales - and blogging!
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4 comments:
Hi Judy,
I just saw the comment you left on my blog long ago on 20 March. Garden flags are popular here in the States, but they are not sold in the UK. I think I read in the Daily Mail that there is some law about what flag you can display (which is a pity, because I would like to send my flags to my relatives in Essex). At any rate, people display flags according to the seasons on metal poles on the front of their house or in the garden. They often have matching welcome mats by the front door. Thanks for visiting my blog, I like yours too!
Jane
Hi Jane - thank you for replying and explaining about flags!
Love the cards for boys especially the pirate ones, I'll bet they're popular. too bad we couldn't add matching wrapping paper and party napkins.
Hi Carole - thank you very much for your comments. Yes, the pirate is popular - I think yoodoo.com are doing wrapping paper but although I 'created' the pirate in response to one of their newsletter requests, they haven't put it up yet. At least it isn't seasonal so the delay doesn't matter too much.
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