Thank you all for your well wishes to me and my family. I really appreciate it. We are trying to enjoy our last weeks with Rick, although his remaining time is crammed with preparation work for his deployment.
I hope you all have a wonderful Holiday Season! Big cyber hug and smiles
P.S.: I listed my retiring sets on my sales page. You can reserve them now and I will be able to sell and ship them after January the 2nd.
Beate
Stay at Home Mom of Three, Splitcoast Team Member and Copic and Spellbinders die Lover.17 Responses to “Updated Sales page and many thanks”
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Hope you have a good holiday as well. I miss your blog posts though!
May you and your family have a great holiday!
I am glad you are taking this time with your family. You are one amazing women, I don’t know how you do it. Happy Holidays! I miss ya!
Glad to hear you are making the best of your remaining weeks before your hubby leaves. Busy as he is – its great to know you have just reseved this time for all of you. See ya later…
I’ve been thinking about you and your family. Enjoy these days with Rick. Happy Holidays Beate.
It’s good to hear from you Beate, I’ve missed you! I am so glad you are taking this time for your family and send all good wishes for the holidays to all of you. God Bless!
Lots of hugs to you all! Also, CONGRATS! I love your card on Stampers Showcase today! Great job!
Have a great holiday Beate with your family. Been thinking of you the last few days.
It’s so good to “hear” from you, Beate!! Big cyber hugs!!!
Have an amazing time with your family during this time. Be crazy together, have fun together and simply enjoy being with each other. Biiiiiiig hug.
My husband is active duty Navy so I understand the deployments. Stamping is such a great stress relief.Enjoy your time together and thanks for sharing such wonderful ideas.
So glad you hear from you! I’ve been thinking about you a lot!
Well wishes Beate to you and yours! Deb
Huge hugs to you and your family, Beate! I’ve been there, it wasn’t fun, but we all survived and are stronger for it!
Please enjoy this holiday season and the last few weeks you have together – It is much more important than all of this!
I’ll keep your family and your husband in my prayers.
I wandered over from the My Scrapbook Library blog…
I can’t help but want to thank you for your service to our country that you mentioned, both that your husband is doing and for the wives and children,all of the family members, who make due without their husband, daddy, brother, son, and on & on, for the time span that they are serving all of us, keeping our country safe. So, thank you from our family to yours! My 20 year -old cousin is probably in Iraq now, he got on a plane yesterday morning. We will miss him, but we thank God for the brave and caring men and women who serve. Hugs!, Stacey
Beate,
I’ve posted on your blog before and I just want you to know that all of military wifes are faced with it at some point or another, but you know what? It is so true what Emily said. It will make you stronger. At first you are not sure how, but believe me I have been there too, and you will be amazed, but most of all your hubby will be amazed on how well you and the family are handling it. You will be his rock and holding things together as far as the house, the bills, the kids, yourself and everything of the above. My rayer is that the time for you will fo by fast and that your husbands comes back home without harm. Kopf hoch Beate, Du bist staerker als Du denkst. Frohe Weihnachten fuer Dich und Deine Familie.
Beate, I figured you were a service family as you lived in San Antonio and now at Eglin and my dad was staioned both places. While I grew up knowing nothing but military life, as an adult I can only imagine what it must be like for women who marry servicemen and face times when they are separated from that comfort and companionship. I know that you will need more than words of comfort, but if there is comfort in words, please know that you have touched lives with your stamping artistry beyond that which you can fathom.
You are a very special person and I hope to meet you one day as I live not too far away in southeast Alabama. My prayers are with you and your family throughout these times and those that are to come. Please know that you have an entire cyber community of friends to reach out to when you need help. Do not be afraid to ask. We are closer than you think! Donna