•September 24, 2009 •
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After a long break from scrapping, I’m coming back. Real life got in the way and there was no time or mojo. Now it has settled down a bit and I’m getting the bug back.

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I was recently offered a spot on Julie Marie Designs’ CT and this is my first page for her. Aren’t those little piggies cute?

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Life is good!
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Tags: digital scrapbooking, teen, toes
•September 3, 2009 •
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Here is another Senior Portrait I’ve done. I love doing these! This handsome guy was willing to let me get creative. The location is an older part of town with an abundance of fun back drops.
Meet Jesse!









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•December 2, 2008 •
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on Laura Burger’s blog, Burger’s Bytes. If you like my layout in the previous post, you can pick up the template I made out of it over on her blog. Do a page with it and you can win a $5 gc to her store. I have included several pieces from her element pack, Bits and Pieces. I love these swirls! I’ve used them over and over. Images are clickable.


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•November 28, 2008 •
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When I took the photos in the previous post, I asked for permission to scrap them. See, I can plan ahead! So here is one that I just finished today. I turned it into a layered template that will be given out on Laura Burger’s CT blog, the 1st of Dec. So if you like it, stay tuned.

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Laura Burger products:
Holiday Cheer
Black floral paper – Date Night paper pack at ACOT
Bits and Pieces Doodles
Frame and notebook – Sweet Couture
Photo corner – Mystery Moment
Flower (recolored) – Flower Shop, Set 1
Other:
E alpha by Cuppycake Designs
Bead Mania by Web Designs by Kristi
Alpha Bits by CRD
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•July 11, 2008 •
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I am a terrible white space scrapper, but a while back I came across a page in ACOT’s gallery by Tracy, ICanHasCherryOnTop. I was really drawn to it, so I had to lift it. I used Traci Reed’s kit It Boy.

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This is one of my favorite photos.
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•June 25, 2008 •
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Here are a couple of pages that use photos I just love. Isn’t he a cutie?!


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This was made with Laura Burger’s new Nature kit and a few other products by her.
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•June 19, 2008 •
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I received this in an email today. It is very relevant to me right now. I think I’ll keep it out and reread it every couple of days.
Positive Goals
What you passionately and purposefully seek to have, you will have. What you passionately and purposefully seek to avoid, you will also have.
When you intensely focus your energy upon anything, that thing grows more real and influential in your life. That holds true whether it is something you strongly desire or something you strongly detest.
If you put your effort into fighting against something, you end up giving more strength and consequence to whatever you’re fighting against. Instead,find a desirable alternative and put your energy into working toward that alternative.
What you hold most firmly and consistently in your mind, you create and become. So keep your thoughts focused on moving toward the desirable,enjoyable and fulfilling things.
The most effective way to move away from what you don’t want is to actively move toward what you do want. Rather than defining your life by what you oppose, challenge yourself to develop positive goals that you can enthusiastically embrace and follow.
Your life naturally and persistently flows in the direction where your attention is focused. So choose to focus on the best you can imagine.
Ralph Marston
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•June 8, 2008 •
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Andrew needed a present to give his teacher on the last day of school. We wanted something a little different. So he picked out the papers and said he wanted to use his photo and one of his teacher’s on two of the flowers we decided to make. Here’s how it turned out.


LOL, doesn’t he make a cute flower? I hope she liked it. We had a lot of fun making it. A big thanks to Amber for providing the chipboard flowers.
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