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DMIO: My Inspiration




This is a Do More In October post... more details on Fab's blog.




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People who inspire me in life: Tanni Grey Thompson - why let a wheelchair stop you for doing things.  My Mum - without fail puts her family first.


Art and Craft: Ali, Sandy Allnock, Steven Cronin.


Macaroon Ribbon - 13mm

 Photography: Best Bird Shots, Macro Mood


This Do More In October post is a series run by Fab.  You can see all my posts by clicking 'Do More In October' but for lots of other bloggers head over to Fab's blog for the link-up.
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  1. Elizabeth3 October 2015 at 09:52

    Well, if anyone needs to do more in October, it's me! Thanks for the inspiration - I seriously need it :)

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  2. Sue3 October 2015 at 09:54

    The internet is a wonderful thing where we can find some many things to inspire us.

    Hope you have a lovely day. Sue

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  3. Unknown3 October 2015 at 11:10

    Oh wow! I am completely stunned and totally gobsmacked to be part of this amazing line-up of inspiration! Thank you Laura, you have just toally made my day! Vx

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    1. Laura3 October 2015 at 12:50

      It's the truth Vickie - your layouts always inspire me X

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  4. Karen Cannings3 October 2015 at 13:43

    Loving your DMIO posts. :) x

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