In My Mailbox # 56

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In My Mailbox is a weekly bookish meme hosted @ The Story Siren

Happy New Year guys! :D What is best to start the year that with new books and organizing my home?

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What did you get this week?

Comments

  1. Jac (Two Moms Reading) 1/01/2012 11:41 AM

    I totally need Organize for a Fresh Start!! That would be the perfect "how-to" for my life right now!

    Please stop by and check out my recent posts! IMM 2012 style and Review of Confessions of a PK!

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  2. Anonymous1/01/2012 4:46 PM

    Oh I need that Organize book too! Happy New Year!
    My IMM

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  3. Little Miss Becky1/01/2012 5:13 PM

    Oh, I think I might have to track down that Organize book---looks like a great book to start the year off with! I need that! :)

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  4. The Princess of Everything1/01/2012 5:13 PM

    Thanks for stopping by my blog. Hope you enjoy your bks!

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