This year's Convention was more relaxed, more fun, great food, great friends, lots of newbies that we encouraged to get in the forum with us, etc.

We had a wonderful time, learned some useful techniques and received a beautiful kit by Valerie.

All good things must end, but we allowed the atmosphere to linger awhile. Still, we must head home soon.

Thank you, Ro and the team! We love you!

I can't compare Digital Scrap Link 2009 to last year's, but I concur that it was a fun and educational three days this year. A beautiful setting, vibrant ladies (and a couple of brave guys) from all over the globe, classes taught by the pros... a can't-miss combination. The best part was meeting all the great scrappers. Digital scrappers ROCK!

I had a wonderful time. The Purple Shirts were totally wonderful (and patient), especially Paula Wright! She and her thoughtful husband (a Renaissance man, I hear) went out of their way to mark my birthday. I had never even met her before! I learned a lot, but for me, more importantly, I got to meet and ADORE BobbieJo! What a kind and sweet friend! I met lots of amazing women I hope to call friends. To be in a room full of women, and a few guys, all like-minded, was SO cool!

You could tell Ro and the Purple Shirts put their hearts, minds, and muscles, into making the convention a fun and productive time. I really appreciated seeing the beautiful city and surrounding areas too! Although I left by 4pm, my husband and I were roaming the area, taking as many pictures as I could!

It was truly wonderful. I felt pampered and spoiled the whole time. A special "AttaGirl!" to Paula Wright for her hard work on the logistics side of things - everything went flawlessly. (I know the logistics generally are under appreciated, and no one realizes what all they do until things go wrong. Nothing did!) The classes were wonderful, but the time to visit and get to know each other was the part I treasure the most. Thanks to everyone for making this time so special.

While it was nice to be home in my own bed, I miss seeing purple shirts at breakfast! I miss all the hugs and smiles and chatter. The first thought in my head when I woke up was "I wonder what classes we'll have today," and then I saw my cat sleeping on my chest and remembered I wasn't at convention anymore.

I'm glad to see that the attendees are making it home safely. Thanks again to all the SG staff for everything!

What a great event! It was so awesome to meet so many of you and to have time to visit in person. We are so blessed.

Robert said he really enjoyed meeting people, and he said he was going to have a difficult time explaining what it was like to his friends. He said you all had to be some of the sweetest people he'd ever met. But he was looking forward to some quiet. He kept calling Zaz "Taz" and when I corrected him, he said she reminded him of a Tazmanian devil (in a good way) and she'll always be Taz to him.

The mischief makers were quite a surprise, I appreciate all they did. It was ever so silly!

Thanks to all the purple shirts, the entire team at the convention and at Back At The Ranch who went all out. They are so appreciated. A special thanks to Paula for all her behind the scenes work and for actually cooking food for the team for a lunch and a dinner!

What a time we had! Mwahhhhh to you all!

I have to agree with Robert! It was hard to explain to my husband just what it was like... meeting people in real life only to find they were as wonderfully kind and considerate as they were on the message board. I can't compare to last year, but this year was FABULOUS! Thank you to all!

This year was definitely better than last year. I didn't even know it was possible. I am looking forward to getting together again. It would be great to be in a neighborhood of Scrap Girls.

I agree with some of the other participants. It didn't seem possible that this year could be better, because last year was great. It seemed more relaxed and we had plenty of time to get to know the ladies who we talk to all the time on the message board. I'm so grateful to all the staff for their hard work, and it was lots of fun to get to know the designers. I'm not sure it can be explained.
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