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March 22, 2008
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I just tweeted you, but I had more to say and 140 characters isn't enough!
1) The pencil in this post - is it (still) available? My stepfather is a pencil fanatic, and uses those horrid cheap mechanical things.
2) You clearly take commissions - how much do you typically charge for such things?
Also, I've added you to the blogroll at my main blog, MissMeliss.com. Hope you don't mind.
Posted by: MissMeliss | March 26, 2008 at 08:47 PM