a few questions

Aug 28, 2003 5 Replies
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Hello all-



I have been reading this newsgroup for about two weeks or so now. I check it every couple of hours while I work (I work at home). I have been scrapping for only a few months now-and I am totally obsessed. I have about 30 pages of my baby girl's album done.



Anyway..I have a few questions about this group-



What is a circle journal? What is this swap thing that goes on? with tags? paper? I *think* I understand (sort of) that there is a secret pal thing going on is that right?



Thanks, and if there is a site that explains all this, please forgive me! Carmen


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Hi Carmen! Welcome to the group. I'd best leave the explanations to someone else. I'm Susan, mom to two boys and an angel. Military wife to David. We're both

34 and live in VA at this time. This is a great place to get some super ideas! :)
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HI Carmen... welcome to the group. it's so much fun here. Swaps are great, you make a certain amount of ... say tags. If there are 15 participating, you make

15 tags usually all the same... mail them to the host with postage... and you get back 15 different ones including your own. There are lots of different swaps.

The circle journal is fun. It didn't start that long ago. We all have a journal and a list of people involved... and the journal travels from place to place following your list. When you get it, you make a page in that persons book. The books all have different topics. Some you know ahead, some you don't but it's all fun. Eventually it will make it back to the owner.

Hope this didn't confuse you more. :) Tara

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WELCOME to the group.. so glad you found us... cant wait to see some of your pages... and feel free to kick off your shoes and make yourself at home

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Welcome to the group Carmen.

Teresa in MD

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