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January 21, 2007 3:49 PM

Second chance for I Love Lucy apron

The irony of Connie winning the Apron Power! first prize - a retro I Love Lucy apron just like mine - is that to meet the clamor for that apron (the original manufacturer seems to have gone out of business), Connie bought up the exact same oilcloth and began taking orders for identical aprons.

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Since she doesn't really need the apron herself, she's decided to hold a drawing to pass her prize on to someone else:

"I'd like to pass Barbara's generous offer of a free apron on to someone who doesn't already have one. I am holding a drawing at my site Smockity Frocks. Come on over to find out how to win."

Connie

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