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	<title>Comments on: use the right stuff for the job</title>
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	<description>crafting in Ireland in all of my supposed free time.</description>
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		<title>By: Beth</title>
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		<description>Thanks so much for reading about Darby (inspired by you!).  I, too am far away from home (3000 miles-from one coast to the other).  When we moved a bear my husband had given me when we were first dating got the axe, but Darby remains.  Since I read your post on whip up, I&#039;ve been thinking about sentimental toys.  My husband has a puggle he won&#039;t give up, and my dad, a well-known attorney in New England, has a stuffed rabbit he once told me must be buried with him.  Writing about Darby took me back to my childhood in a very intense way.  Thank you so much for your inspiration.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Thanks so much for reading about Darby (inspired by you!).  I, too am far away from home (3000 miles-from one coast to the other).  When we moved a bear my husband had given me when we were first dating got the axe, but Darby remains.  Since I read your post on whip up, I&#8217;ve been thinking about sentimental toys.  My husband has a puggle he won&#8217;t give up, and my dad, a well-known attorney in New England, has a stuffed rabbit he once told me must be buried with him.  Writing about Darby took me back to my childhood in a very intense way.  Thank you so much for your inspiration.</p>
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