Hi again

I've been wondering how you were.......

Welcome Back!

Your ears must have been ringing yesterday Marissa cause I was thinking about you and wondering where you have been. I can't believe Sofi is

Welcome back....

You were at Penn State a few years back, weren't you? Seems that I remember that! (I spent 6 1/2 years in State College in the 90's!) I remember your move to Seattle area... and you had a little sewing room in a separate building behind your home.. .is that right.

Anyhow! How Sofi must be growing! And again... welcome back.

Good to see you! Can't believe how old Sofi is - where has the time gone.

back!

Welcome back! Busy like the rest of us (like me!), I see. It's good to hear that things are going well for you and I hope they continue that way!

Well, we sure feel like you left, so a BIG welcome back to you! Hard to believe that little one is growing up so fast. Good to hear from you, Marissa.

Karen, Queen of Squishies

Welcome back, Marissa. I can keep up with Sofi's age because the darling of our family is the same. These days she is quite annoyed that the mailman can take things to people she loves and she can't just take them herself. The explanation of that 'why' just never seems satisfactory. Polly

Nice to have you back, Marissa! I am glad you're keeping active in Seattle, and hope to see you posting more often.

Well, lookie who's here! Welcome back! What is your new job? Tell us all about it.

Sure nice to see you posting again.

Donna in Idaho

Carole D. - Retired and loving it in the foothills of NW Georgia

My quilts, crafts, QIs, and more -

Welcome home, Marissa! :D It's good to see you back again! Congrats on the new job, and what have you been quilting (I'm assuming you've been quilting if you're involved in guilds)?

WELCOME BACK! Good to see you posting again! ME-Judy

I just marked everything read

I am working as a Scientist at the Seattle Biomedical Research Institute. I have 4 people working for me and all (two techs, and two shared bioinformaticians). We are trying to develop a vaccine against severe malaria, which kills 1 million children under 5 in Africa PER YEAR, and is the main cause of death for US soldiers deployed to tropical areas. So, a worthy cause, if I may say so myself! :o)

D> Well, lookie who's here! Welcome back! What is your new job? Tell us all > about it.

Welcome back, Marissa!!

Sounds very worthy to me!

Donna in Idaho