Paper: CDuffy
Journal mat: CL Crook
Thursday, December 25, 2008
Wednesday, December 24, 2008
Tuesday, December 23, 2008
Friday, December 19, 2008
Dells Pictures
Paper: Carla
Ribbon: CATW
Paper: G Dupus
Paper: FD
Ribbon: Mary Scrapgalerie
Paper: hroselli
Paper: Merkeleyd
Paper: DY
Paper: CWooddell
Paper: Carla
Corners: Hummie
Wednesday, November 5, 2008
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
Monday, September 15, 2008
Very first digi pages - ever
Sorry for the pixalization. These were poorly saved and died a sad death in the hard drive crash last fall. Click on the pictures to see the whole thing
Thursday, April 17, 2008
Wednesday, April 16, 2008
Sunday, April 13, 2008
Children's museum 3
This is a re-do of an ADSR layout. I changed the picture, journaling and took out some elements.
Credits:
Hummie
Credits:
Hummie
Saturday, April 12, 2008
Friday, April 11, 2008
Thursday, April 10, 2008
Tuesday, April 8, 2008
Friday, March 28, 2008
ADSR 10 50 elements
Credits:
Backgrounds:
JBurkhart
Michelle Woods x2
Cheins
clcrook
cduffy
pspring
MPO1
Jennilyn
TM x2
Nina Scraps x2
Lynne Simmons
Dede Smith
Lifesong x2
Jayden's Mama
JoyceJ
Ilonahavenaar
Hummie
hs
hroselli
imagineitdesigns
gsass
FPD
Filly Designs
FD x4
Evenspor x4
EvaKipler
Stitches:
SClee x2
Cheins
klewis
Costura
kfredricks
Kcame
Cnash
Marysevincent
Tags:
TinaW
Kteague
JuLander
kfredricks
Jewel
ARShetzer
Wednesday, March 19, 2008
Tuesday, March 18, 2008
ADSR3 7 A Messy Layout
Credits- Carla for all
No journaling allowed on the challenge but this was basically Lizzie practicing jumping in at the pool during "egg hunt with a splash"
Saturday, March 15, 2008
ADSR5 Interview with an inanimate object
1. Would you say your family watches a normal amount of TV?
A. What is normal anyway? - Forrest Gump
2. How do you feel when the family watches stuff on portable DVD players
and computers?
A. You said you'd always be there for me! But you're not... and it's because
of me. It's my fault... it's my fault... - Simba
3. What do you think when your family watches you too loud?
A. One thing I can't stand is the noise, noise, noise, noise! - Grinch
4. What about when the adults can’t agree on what to watch? What does
he tell her?
A. You are absolutely, unconditionally, positively the most stubborn
person I've ever known in my life! - Fried Green Tomatoes
5. Do you think your family is special?
A. Like "stop-eating-the-paste" special? - Gilmore Girls
Saturday, March 8, 2008
Sunday, March 2, 2008
ADSR AAM challenge 3
Journaling says:
When I was 18, I went white water rafting for the first time. We enjoyed it so much, we went back a few months later and then again the following spring, all to the same river. After that we decided it was time to try a bigger river so we headed for the New River in West Virginia. The weather was beautiful and we were excited to finally trying rafting with a guide in the boat (which makes life so much easier). We had an odd number of people in our boat so someone had to sit in the back with the guide. After lunch, I decided I was tired of paddling and that should be me. A little way down the river, we reached a big rapid and the guide told me there was going to be a spot coming up where the back end of the boat would flip forward and when he told me to get down, I needed to drop onto the floor of the boat to avoid being smashed face first into the cooler we had in the raft. We started through the rapid and he yelled at me to get down and promptly dropped to the floor. Unfortunately, the girl in front of me didn’t pay attention to the 2 main rules of rafting, which are “always keep your paddle in the water” and “always keep you rhand on the T grip”, and she took a huge stabbing stroke at the water with the T grip uncovered. She swung back as I leaned forward to get down and solidly connected with the left side of my face, just above my eye. I spent the rest of the rapid huddled on the bottom of the boat with my hands holding head, sure it going to split open. At the end of the rapid, the guide asked if I had hit the cooler and I told him “no, the T grip” and he peeled my hand away to check my injury. Until that point, I had been calm, if hurting. Then he says to me “stay calm, don’t panic, you just split your eye a bit” to which I responded by leaping to my feet (no small trick in a raft) and screaming “WHAT THE HELL DO YOU MEAN I SPLIT MY EYE”. What he meant was that I cut my eye lid and had blood streaming down my face. My dad, who is pretty aloof most of the time, started scrambling for the back of the boat, knocking people out of the way, which caused me to freak out even more because that was so unlike him. Once he got to the back of the boat, he said “sit down, I have GOT to get a picture of this”. Ah, there’s the Dad I know. The first aid kit was lacking and I ended up with a bandaid and a warning to keep my face dry (again, quite a trick in a boat). I made it back with no further injury (although my dad was nearly injured by my mom when he told her about my injury) and I refused to go to the hospital because I knew they would give me stitches and I was so not going there. Now, I have a pretty scar and a bump on my nose to show for my adventures in rafting.
Credits - Cstep
Saturday, March 1, 2008
ADSR 3 collaberation
This was a challenge for each partner to do half of a layout and then combine them into one. Laura did the left side and I did the right :)
Credits:
Marysevincent
Credits:
Marysevincent
Monday, February 25, 2008
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Monday, January 14, 2008
Saturday, January 12, 2008
Friday, January 11, 2008
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