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This adorably humbling little sheet came with stickers I bought for our wedding invites and I must say, it's a lovable and easy exercise to fill this puppy out every few days.  This simple act will remind you to slow it down, give things some thought, and own up to all you have to be appreciative of and for.

My mom visited recently and I sent her home with a stack of these as well.  I think it's a nice gesture to incite our gratitude.  I'm always looking to provoke my grateful heart.  Plus, these are super pretty and I love some pretty stationary!

What are your answers?

mkh

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  1. AnonymousDecember 3, 2022 at 4:15 AM

    ORIENTATION– The alignment of the crystalline structure in polymeric materials in order to produce a highly uniform structure. Can be completed by cold drawing precision machining or stretching during fabrication. NOZZLE– The hollow cored metal nose screwed into the extrusion end of the heating cylinder of an injection machine, or a transfer chamber where could be a|it is a} separate structure. Also called “Mold Shrinkage”, or “Shrinkage”, and “Contraction”. FLOW MARKS– Wavy surface appearance on a molded object caused by improper move of the fabric into the mold.

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