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Do you get Love Notes?

Andrea_proposalI'm finishing up my latest newsletter, called Love Notes, to send out later this week. It's going to be a good one... I have very special news to share (maybe you can guess from the picture?!), and lots of stories & pictures from my recent trip to Europe.

If you're interested in receiving it, but haven't signed up yet, just go to the web site and submit your e-mail. Don't worry: I won't give or sell your address to anyone. Goodness knows I hardly have time to keep up with everything as it is, with not a second left over for peddling e-mails.

I'm also finishing another recipe to post here. Look for it tomorrow morning!

xoxo,

Andrea

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I've been a secret reader of your blog for quite some time. I love the pictures, the recipes, and the content! Congratulations on the upcoming wedding! (I guessed when I scrolled over the picture, and saw the it was labeled "Andrea_Proposal!"

Passionate (what a great name, by the way!): I'm so glad you like the blog. And thanks for the congratulations. Now I actually have to plan it... ;-)

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