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The sun is shining but one comment on another site and it's a bad day.
Please bear with me, sometimes I'm too sensitive for my own good.

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Marie K. said…
Hi Jessie,
I'm not sure to have well understood your message but if something may have been wrong for you, be sure you have a lot of admirers like me, and I hope you'll not give too much importance to some bad comments if it might have happened. I DO bear with you.
Friendly yours,
Marie K.
3 March 2010 at 21:38
Nicola said…
Hi Jessie, sorry to hear that you are down. Whatever the comment was that upset you, try not to take any notice, you have a wonderful talent, your work is beautiful!!! And you are very inspiring!! Never forget that!!!
4 March 2010 at 02:58
Jess said…
Thankyou Marie and Nicola for your kind words :) I was having a bit of a blip yesterday, sorry about that, I'm feeling better today :)xx
4 March 2010 at 10:00
Anonymous said…
Mood is like the weather Jessie. It can be down or up, according to the quantity of sun and light that is given to us in the day. So, I can understand. Mine is not always at the top of what it could be.
I'm happy to learn you feel better today. And it's hard to choose which postcart to win if possible to. Maybe the little girl with the wind (and flowers) around her.
I do like what you do.
So soft, and quiet, and softcolourful.
Sincerely. Marie K.
4 March 2010 at 22:10
Lisa said…
Stupid commenters. You rock!
6 March 2010 at 23:47
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