A Perplexing Journey

I blog about; life with my loving husband, & our cats Siggy, and Maddie. Stuff in the news, my crafts, memes, photo posts & various other things that catch my fancy. I really like working at home, my husband appreciates my roll as housewife, and I find it my most rewarding job yet. We still hope to have children, though we still don't have any yet.

Wednesday, December 26, 2007

My Vintage photos ATC, swap looks like it will be a hit!

Swap-bot swap: Vintage Photos ATC
I swap with Swap-bot!

Here is a screen-capture of the current top 10 swaps on swap-bot! I'm #10! Yay! I feel so digitally popular! Now I just hope everyone will be honest and send their swaps and be happy with what they get. Being an ATC swap that shouldn't be an issue, I hope.



There still is time to get set up on swap-bot and join. I set it a ways in advance. The sign up dead-line is February 15th and the send by date is March 15th. As I say in the swap description; "Since I am way over my head with swaps for December and January this one will be set for March, which gives everyone a good long time to visit thrift stores, antique stores, grandma's attic, etc, to find the perfect images to use! A GOOD LONG TIME TO MAKE SOMETHING YOU REALLY CAN BECOME PROUD TO SEND!"

I hope you'll join if ATC's are something you enjoy!

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posted by Celestial Freak @ 12/26/2007 04:03:00 AM 

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