Craig Atkinson's Blog: Lindsey's Store

Sunday, February 1, 2009

Lindsey's Store

Not too much is going on with me. I've avoided posting anything on my blog because I have no life right now. Seriously, all I would be able to say is that I was in my pajamas all day studying for the bar. Nothing worth mentioning at all. However, my sister has a new store online where she sells bows, and trinkets, you know girl stuff. So, I'm just encouraging all of you to check it out, and if you like the stuff, buy it. She makes quality stuff. You won't be disappointed. Here it is, and for future reference I'll put a link off to the side as well.

http://trinzy.mybisi.com/

1 comment:

Mandy said...: nice of you to post something. it's been a long time. whoa, 21 days left for the bar exam? you're gonna knock it out of the park!; February 1, 2009 at 7:53 PM

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