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Join me and other panel members tonight on a Twitter Party! There will be special guests who will be able to answer your questions! I can't wait. It's my 1st Twitter Party I am attending!

Here is the information:
Twitter Chat - Wed. Sept. 29th 9pm (est) #askhsv
Meet other homeschoolers, the HSV panel, and special homeschooling guests: Amy Stults, co-founder Heart of the Matter Online, Tiany Davis founder The Homeschool Lounge, and Darcy Milder blogging at My 3 Boybarians

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Unknown said…
Hi Melis,

Looking forward to blogging with you on HSV. "See" you at the tweeting tonight.

April
8:43 AM
Melissa N. said…
Thanks April! Likewise!
8:47 AM
Joy said…
I hope I am able to stop by tonight! Thanks for stopping by my blog!
9:57 AM
laughinglioness.lisa@gmail.com said…
Hi Melis, Looking forward to getting to know you through the HSV panel! "see" you tonight (hopefully- twitter is new for me -lol)
11:31 AM
melanie said…
Hiya! I'm on the panel with you. :) I'm looking forward to looking through your blog and getting to know you. :)
12:29 PM
Tonya @ The Traveling Praters said…
So excited to be a part of the HSV with you! To answer your question, I don't think that I'll make it tonight. We are celebrating my beautiful daughter's birthday! Can't really believe MY baby is 14 already! Hopefully they will have another one soon and I can get in on that! I'll have to take a peek at the tweets later. Have fun!:)
5:07 PM
Rebecca said…
Hi! I love your blog and am already following....so happy to be on the panel with you and getting to know you better!
5:29 PM
asliceofsmithlife said…
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12:06 AM
asliceofsmithlife said…
PS: I just grabbed your blog button and put it on my blog scroll on the left side of my blog :)
Have a good day!
Tracy at "A Slice of Smith Life"
12:10 AM
asliceofsmithlife said…
Hi Melis!
I have given you an award! See my post here and pass it on :)
http://www.asliceofsmithlife.blogspot.com/2010/09/thank-you-for-versatile-blogger-award.html

Congrats and thanks for all your support and comments for my blog!
Tracy at A Slice of Smith Life
12:52 AM
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