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I made my first sale yesterday (YAY!!  Check out the shop!) so I celebrated by spending more money than I made!  Hahaha oh well.  I have wanted to buy some stuff from some of my friends for a while, so I finally did! Here's what I bought:

sweet vanilla crush poppy garland headband by muchloveilly

while the world is sleeping poppy garland headband by muchloveilly

take me to the beach by sandyalamode

blue lotus stud earrings by sandyalamode

The fat stack - complete set of 26 postcards by Cerra

 And my sweet friend Megan of moonbeamwishes is making me some of her beautiful cards!  I'm excited.  And I'll be taking photos of all of these items for you guys once I get them in the mail!  I wish shipping to Canada didn't take so long... haha!  What have you guys bought recently from Etsy?  Or online?  If you haven't bought anything in a while... or want to buy something, check out my shop!  Hahaha.  Once I make more sales I can buy more stuff from Etsy.   Hope everyone has a great night!

PS.  Don't believe me about the title?  The word ''buffalo'' in the sentence has three meanings: the animal, the city in New York and the act of ''buffaloing'' which is another word for teasing or bullying. Here is another way of looking at the sentence: THE buffalo FROM Buffalo WHO ARE buffaloed BY buffalo FROM Buffalo ALSO buffalo THE buffalo FROM Buffalo.''