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I love this time of year, don't you? The clear, still days and the chill in the early morning and evening - not cold enough yet to be uncomfortable, but just enough so my brain actually creaks into gear.
In summer I reel around like a sun-stunned pigeon with just one thought in my head: how to get ctrl as quickly as possible.
But in autumn, when the heat fog in my head suddenly lifts, what I really want to do is...
make things.
Starting with cake, and louis vuitton damier neverfull with a new wardrobe (prefer- ably both the contents and the actual thing...
although unfortunately my desire is not really matched by my ability).
Maybe not everyone is as seasonally afflicted as I am, but according to international trends, we're all moving into a huge period of creativity and craft.
In Liz Atmore's inspiring story `Get Your Craft On', page 30, she talks about the extraordinary rise of Pinterest, a kind of virtual library of inspiring scrapbooks or mood boards.
If you haven't already discovered it, louis vuitton replica a look.
But be warned; it is fiercely addictive, and you will instantly want to make/read/do everything you see.
If you do, please share it with us on the FAIRLADY Pinterest page.
To celebrate the onset of autumn and the return of our brains, we've included a crafting page in FAIRLADY - this month it's all about decoupage, page 127, so get stuck in.
It's also Mother's Day, of course, so we're taking the opportunity to showcase some well-loved South African mothers and children.
And on 13 Louis Vuitton Neverfull Replica we think you should take the opportunity to give yourself a huge pat on the back – either for being a fantastic mom yourself, or being enormously fortunate to have (as I do) a great mother at your side.
Your March issue provided me with a hat-trick of ah-ha moments.
`Are you a wage slave? ' came a day after an encouraging chat with a mentor about possibly becoming a consultant - a scary prospect when you are a single mom with two teens to feed.



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