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31 for 21: Welcome back!

Here we go!

(If that’s all I said, would it count as day 1?)

I’m not sure how I’ll work the schedule to get this done, but I want to do it. I want to work through out loud some of the things that have been bouncing around in my head.  I might get much less sleep this month, but oh well.

And to all you fellow 31 for 21’ers… don’t forget the beauty of scheduled posts.  Throw up a few when you get time and it will cover you for a few days, posting one per day.  If you don’t know how, drop me a line.  Super easy!

Take the time to click on the button to the right and visit the list of those participating.  There are some great blogs out there that I’ve never known existed, so many new friends to make!

And if you’re visiting because you’re browsing the list or checking me out from Tricia’s link in her post, glad you stopped by.  I’d love to have you along for the ride, so click on the “Follow!” button to the right and you’ll be on our adventure with us!

Let’s have a great October.  Make it a goal to share positive things you know about people with DS…with friends, family, cashiers, doctors, and waiters… we’re not picky!  Just spread the word!

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  1. Happy Ds Awareness Month!! It seems there are a lot more people participating this year. I look forward to reading everyone's posts.

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  2. I agree... so many blogs and so little time...... cant wait to see what everyone else us up to! And scheduled posts?! Who knew?! Thanks for the idea.... I might tinker around and see what I can figure out. ;)

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