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Another crazy day...

This morning photo shoot with my husbands motorcycle and Sara Evans. (photographer)

Now I I have to get ready for a surprise party for my daughter that graduated from ASU. So hopefully she's too busy to read this - I don't want to be the one to ruin the surprise.

 I had no idea on what to get her so I asked a few people for suggestions - went with one that I thought she'd enjoy the most. One of my friends said the gift that she remembered and loved when she graduated was a romance novel. She said, "I was finally finished reading text books so it was nice curling up to a cheap romance novel."  So I decided to make her a relaxation basket with wine, magazines, bubble bath and chocolate. I wrapped the magazines around a bath towel and tied it with ribbon, and the wine glass stem I dipped in chalk paint and wrote with chalk, You did it...relax!

Came out cute - how can you go wrong with chocolate & wine. 




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