Hi Susan, I found these at HP (direct link at the bottom "Here is a link that might be useful:"). They were under Holiday Ornaments, not under Christmas Ornaments. Go figure! I finally discovered the Directories at HP. Makes it easier to find things, but the Directories themselves are hard to find. Holiday & Events Directory Cards & Stationery Directory Home & Family Directory Photo Fun & Crafts Directory Sports & Hobbies Directory Work at Home Directory I think that's all of them. They list ALL the projects in one place. And some projects appear in more than one directory. Much more helpful than trying to hunt through that site. HTH Jill Here is a link that might be useful: Holiday Ornaments

Hi...Good to be back...Has anyone tried transparencies? you know the sheets of plastic they use with overhead projectors? I printed out one at work but haven't done anything with it yet. I thought I'd stick it to the block with clear silicon caulking and smooth out the air bubbles with a credit card...what do you think? They are a lot cheaper than the clear sticker sheets.. Have a "BLESSED" weekend Cherie

We always get a bit over-celebrated by Valentine's Day. With the Christmas Season, New Year's Eve, our anniversary on January 15th, and then our birthdays on February 4th and 8th. By Valentines Day we're a bit weary. We still celebrate . . . but at home here. We had an incredible birthday dinner last Saturday night at Pappadeaux . Tonight I'm making this for our romantic dinner here: Beef Tenderloin Medallions with a Cognac Cream Sauce, roasted asparagus, mini tarts filled with Feta cheese and caramelized onions, a great bottle of wine and for dessert my Winter Spice Molten Lava Cakes with semi-homemade rum-ginger ice cream ( and coffee). All sound like they take a lot of skill and time but they're actually fairly simple and easy to make and the tarts are from Trader Joes. Happy Valentine's Day to you all! Lynn

Mtn, for DH and my first married New Year's Eve we had party / retro wine tasting, featuring Annie Green Springs, three kinds of "Ripple"---red, white and pink, MD 2020, Thunderbird, and a few other not-so-choice offerings. An artist friend made lovely illustrated cards on which our guests wrote down their impressions of each drink. The comments were hilarious, one I remember was something like peach, with an undertone of gasoline. It could easily have been gasoline, with an undertone of peach, lol! We served ritz crackers and cans of cheeze whiz (a do it yourself canapé), little smokies sausages and other retro fare. I wore a ruffled apron and we played 60s music on our Pioneer stereo, and a good time was had by all. We were in our mid-twenties and all our grad student friends spent the night on floors and sofas, except the two grown-up guests we invited and who surprised us by coming---the dean of student life at Emory University! Have fun at your party, I am sure it will be a blast!!