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On one of my many blog adventures I visited Chris's blog. She had a RAK going & I put a number in a comment - guess what - my number got the RAK! I'm getting a stamp made of my name - cool huh!!? I had admired Chris's name stamp on an earlier visit to her blog & now I'm getting one too! Cath @ Stamp Search is making it for me.

I've just moved the computer into the family room - it's getting too cold through the house - this way I can play (& check out all these blogs - you never know what you might learn, find, discover, win) & keep an eye on Mr 3!

Thanks heaps for the RAK Chris - so looking forward to it in my mailbox - how long does stuff take to get from OZ anyway?

Till later!

Comments

Anonymous said…
Lucky duck!!! Those stamps look so great. Enjoy it. (Takes around 5 working days to get stuff from Oz to NZ).
9:44 pm
Anonymous said…
Lara, that is So Cool. I am going to check out the stamping shop.
11:03 pm
lianne said…
Congrats on winning the stamp. I'm thinking I might like a stamp or two from there.
6:37 am
Donna said…
Oh cool! I love those stamps!
You will probably get it as fast as you would within NZ!!
11:29 am
Unknown said…
Takes about a week for Tarisota to arrive although ordered some ribbon from another shop in Oz more than a month ago still not here. But I'm sure that will not happen. Lucky you.
11:38 am
Mel said…
How cool to win something! That's a great way to make your day!
2:24 pm
Anonymous said…
congrats how lucky, not really sure what RAK's mean't to mean though.....lol
8:13 pm
Unknown said…
Random act of kindness.
9:16 pm
Chris Millar said…
I'm so glad you're excited about the stamp Lara! I think it depends where abouts you live in NZ. When I send things to Rach (Taranaki) it takes about a week at the least.

Chris.
2:43 pm
Becky said…
I see I missed a lot here, just trying to catch up on you blog :)

Congrats on the RAK, that's cool!
3:46 pm
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