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I listed things that I have not scrapped on before, so that is a success, but I am grateful this page is done. I don't like the way it turned out, much to much going on. The work I did for the human red, white and blue 777 came out better; I did a page on that I am posted just before this. I have a picture of the Detroit Institute of Arts that is mine that I will find later and insert. Fonts Wide Latin, Goudy
Stout, Bernard MT condensed. Creative Memories Digital Timeless Holiday digital kit, and other things cut and
I have had this pic for a while of my little boy in pre-school....thank goodness for LOAD!!
Thanks for looking! tonya
Paper by Mindy Terasawa. Photo frames by KPertiet. Alpha by ABR (ScrapGirls) and cross-stitches by STI (ScrapGirls, dynamic brushes). Stitch borders by Anna Aspnes.
ONE MORE DAY.
Thank goodness. I'm ready to put Photoshop away for a while. LOL
Pretty simple one (although took me longer than some of the more "complicated" ones!). Was going to do another LO I have in my head, but didn't have the time to gather the stuff I wanted - that's one of the things I love about this challenge - I have all these LO ideas percolating in my mind, so hopefully I can keep up the momentum after it's over!
This is a pretty faithful lift of Write Click Scrapbook's Celeste Smith.
TFL
I want Banjo to magically sit still so I can make her look like Norm the pug and more on magic in general.
On Sunday 15th September 2019, there was a free Heritage Open Day during Birmingham Heritage Week at the Birmingham Botanical Gardens. so obviously loads of people visited that afternoon. It was very busy with thousands of families and visitors.
Grade II Listed Building
West Terrace Glasshouse, Botanical Gardens
Listing Text
WESTBOURNE ROAD
1.
5104
Edgbaston B15
West Terrace Glasshouse.
Botanical Gardens
SP 0485 SE 43/7
II GV
2.
1865. Symmetrical composition with central semi-circular pediment with 2 tiers
of radiating arches with glazing bars and doors below a cornice and, left and
right, lower glasshouses with long pitched roofs in 2 steps parallel with the
terrace. Arched glazing bars on a brick moulded plinth. Roofs inside of timber
and on iron brackets with circular spandrels.
Listing NGR: SP0486585449
This text is from the original listing, and may not necessarily reflect the current setting of the building.
A glasshouse built in 1884 for plants from climates with low, irregular rainfall but also for plants of dry locations such as cliffs or tree branches. This house is allowed to follow ambient temperatures except for low-level heating in times of frost. Water is given about three times weekly in summer, reducing to zero between October and March.
The cacti and some spurges, Euphorbia spp., store water in swollen stems – so are called ‘stem succulents’. Leaves are insignificant or non-existent, so reducing water loss by evaporation. By contrast desert plants like agaves and aloes store water in fleshy leaves which minimise water loss by thick waxy cuticles – these are ‘leaf succulents’.
As well as cacti, this house contains a collection of ‘living stones’, carrion flowers, and century plants. Some plants of economic importance, e.g. sisal, Aloe vera, can also be found here.
I saw these skip loader buckets while walking in a parking lot. They seemed perfect for a quick shot.
Page 1 - LO was made in a class by Fancy Pants at the MemoryWorks Retreat. I LOVE this and it is totally something I would do on my own (well not so much that color of ribbon )
I left the desktop in the image at the top so you could see that the embellishments extend off the page!
suppliers directory offers Electronic Load Bank For voltage systems of OV to 200VDC Load currents from 0A to 100A, 200A, 500A Coarse and fine control of load current Short circuit, reverse polarity and over load protections Indications for load connected, discharge on, etc. Adjustable under voltage cut-off Forced air cooling.
www.esuppliersindia.com/datalog-controls-solutions/electr...
I love this from Cathy Z! And thanks to Barb and Simply BJ for motivating me and inspiring me to try this.
I think I might do one for my daughter and husband, too. Oh, why not --my cat, too. Her's will go something like this: "It amazes me that you can be so mean to us when all we want to do is pet you....." LOL!
Posting a little late since I was gone since Friday, but I finally scrapped Day 1 today...used my title to prompt a poem about my son's current personality.
There is some hidden journaling tucked in the lower right hand corner. The photo of the layout is ugly, it's a gloomy day here and the colors appear navy, but are actually more teal.
On superbowl weekend 2006, the Corps of Engineers and Ashbritt had a drive up and get free mulch generated from the grindings of debris collected in Pike County Mississippi. The Debris was along the Right of Way of county roads from the Hurricane Katrina in Septermber of 2005. All people had to do was drive up and sign a wavier.