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My blog is:
http://squidoo-geek-grannie....
My Twitter page is:
http://twitter.com/leehansen
My Facebook page is:
http://www.facebook.com/peop...
My Etsy store is:
http://www.etsy.com/shop.php...
My CafePress store is:
http://www.cafepress.com/lee...
My favorite blog ever is:
http://pasticheportal.blogsp...
One more site you should see:
http://www.leehansen.com/
Another of my blogs is:
http://coloringbookpages.blo...
My MySpace page is:
http://www.myspace.com/clipa...
My Zazzle store is:
http://www.zazzle.com/imagef...
Oh yeah, and don't miss:
http://www.clipartandcrafts....
My Lensography is:
Pastiche's Lensography
A great superhero lens is:
Alan Wilbar, Poet
I want this lens to be LotD real bad:
Garden Crafts - Leaf Shaped Bird Bath
The tastiest food lens is:
Crunchy Granola Recipe
The best charity lens ever is:
The Tooth Fairy Legend - Childhood's Favorite
A lens that made me laugh out loud:
Menopause: You Need Some Laughter!
A lens that made me cry:
Goldie and Me. Life with a Golden Retriever.
One more lens to check out:
Garden Crafts Decorate Outdoor Living Spaces

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Lee Hansen Pastiche, aka Lee Hansen, has been a member since August 12 2007, has rated 1,041 lenses, favorited 443, and has created 103 lenses from scratch. Lee Hansen donates their royalties to Squidoo Charity Fund, Room to Read, and Fund for Peace. This member's top-ranked page is "Clip Art Borders & Frames".

My Bio

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Rain Gardens-Nature's Water Filters
A rain garden is a landscape feature that collects storm water runoff from roofs, driveways and paved surfaces in a bermed garden area. Rain garden designs are simple - they're basically a shallow depression or bowl shape surrounded by planted areas.... view lens
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Crafts for Kids Lensography
I've been a crafter since I was a child. My favorite subject in school was art; I joined scouts and 4-H because we learned new crafts to make decorations, cards and gift for upcoming holidays. I collected old cigar boxes, shoe boxes, paper towel rol... view lens
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Rocket Mom Lenses by Pastiche
Session 1 of Squidoo Rocket Moms was a 6-week program of lens creation and community building. I was one of 60 Squidoo lensmasters who are also mothers, grandmothers or mothers-to-be to participate as a team member in the first Rocket Moms group. It... view lens
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Pastiche Family Portal - Learning and Play for Parents, Teachers, Kids
Pastiche Family Portal is an award-winning family web site filled with hand-picked home and family lifestyle articles, seasonal crafts, recipes and personally screened quality family links for parents, teachers, day care providers and even special se... view lens
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What's In My Closet - Pastiche's Funky Fashions
I don't know when I fell in love with wearing clothing that was a little off-beat or ahead of the pack. I remember going to a wedding with my grandmother when I was about 4 years old and being fascinated with the taffeta dresses and elbow length fing... view lens

All of my Lenses (all 103 of 'em!)

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Purple Star

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Gold Star

This is a certified gold star lens, which means it's the best of its kind on Squidoo (or shows some serious potential for getting there!)

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Pastiche is a Giant Squid!

Giants are distinguished by their exceptional skill for making top-notch lenses, and lots of them. Whenever you land on a Giant Squid's lens, you know the person behind it is passionate about the topic and is hard at work making the lens worthy of your time and attention.

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