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I had the title for this page in my head before I even printed the photo. All I needed was some thoughts from the "I".
I asked my husband to write something about the picture, telling him the title. He did a such great job! Simple and beautiful.
He did have a tough time with it because this photo is from four years ago. As he walked (sprinted?) out of the craft room, I said, "Scrapbooking can be pretty hard, huh?"
CS DCWV, PP Oct PM, Lily Bee, Ric rac AMM, Stickers AC, Button ki
Today's challenge was to show importance by making a photo bigger and/or closer. I did both raising the central photo up on pop-dots and keeping it larger. It's also at the center of all the pictures. Had a lot of fun with this one and it came together surprisingly fast.
Mediaeval battle reenactment at Warwick Castle, using a siege machine called a trebuchet to hurl flaming cannonballs like a catapult.
With Mount Susitna in the background, an Alaska Army National Guard CH-47F Chinook helicopter transports a Small Unit Support Vehicle during sling-load training over Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, Alaska, Feb. 28, 2024. U.S. Army Soldiers from the Alaska Army National Guard Aviation Battalion conducted the sling-load training to enhance their ability to operate in Alaska’s harsh environment. (Alaska National Guard photo by Balinda O’Neal)
This project included the load rating of an existing 6-span prestressed concrete bridge over the Rio Grande analyzing the impact of adding an 8” waterline. The structure was load rated using Virtis and compared to a separate load rating performed in PGSuper. Once the impact was shown to be minimal, the design of the utility connections to the structure were completed. Scope also included construction drawings and an engineer's estimate.
Crazy in Love
My Step-daughter Shannon & her partner Jaye-Cee are the poster children for the phrase - "Crazy in Love"
They truly have their life together worked out. They have their house, have their two kids, have their Master Degrees in their respective fields and have their plans for their future ready.
I wish I had been even half way as responsible in my 30s as they are!
In the International Museum of the Horse at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington
During the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games on Sunday, October 3rd
FMW: WEG, Oct 3
I haven't been following the LOAD prompts but I have been succeeding in my own little challenge - use old stuff. Today's layout has paper and a flower from 4-5 years ago and a brad from maybe 7-8 years ago. The brad on the tag is from a scrapbook store that is no longer in business in a city we moved out of two cities ago. I guess you can say they are some well traveled scrapbook products!
Tip: The ruffle is actually vellum (another old product)! I embossed it with my Cuttlebug, cut it into 1.25" wide strips and folded it onto the page. Then I stitched it on.
CS Coredinations, PP MM, Stickers Target, Webster's Pages, Brads Queen & Co., Buttons Galore, Rubons Doodlebug, Flower TPS.
Wowza! Photo finally made it to my stream! This was a txt conversation between y sister and me y'day afternoon---perfect for 5/23 LOAD...I'm the blue speech bubble!
This is a view of the gear piled up on Sunday night, right after bringing it all in.
[This series of photos documents the recording process for the new record of ambient guitar songs by bill van loo.]
printer ran out of ink. but i got it done.
martha stewart stamp around the page
and punch around the pag
lucky 8 punch