Friday, April 9, 2010

Way past due....

I know I am WAY PAST DUE for posting on my blog. I just wanted to take a minute and explain what has been going on for the past 8 months. Shortly after my last blog post, I found out that the next assignment I thought I was going to for my military career was changed. I had been planning on staying in the Virginia Beach area, but instead found that I was going to be transferring overseas. This also caused my transfer date to be moved up 6 months, so I was very busy ensuring that my family was ready for this move. Last month we completed this move, and we are now getting settled in to a new life overseas.

This move is still ongoing - our house hold good aren't expected to be here for another month, but we are getting adjusted and enjoying everything this new culture has to offer. Unfortunately, as part of the rules for the military here, home businesses are not allowed, so I will not be able to hold any workshops or be an active demonstrator at my new location. Luckily, Stampin' Up! has allowed for this with its military, and military dependent, demonstrators. I am able to go on to a military status and retain my demonstratorship while acknowledging that I will not be able to reach some of my usual goals while I am here. Another great thing about Stampin' Up! :-)

But never fear, you can still place orders with me using my Stampin' Up! website. There is a link on this blog, just go there and click on "shop now". I will try to keep updating this site with projects every couple of weeks. I'm afraid with my demands from my full-time military job over here I can't promise posting more often. However, my stamping "stuff" won't get here until mid-May, so you won't see any projects until then. If you have questions or need help with a project, I'm still here and happy to help - just e-mail me or even leave a comment here if you want. Just remember that there is a 7 or 8 hour time difference from the East Coast (depending on day light savings or not).

Thank you for all your support and I look forward to showing you some great projects soon from halfway around the world!