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Manic Monday-Grab and Go!
As I already had pcitures out from the birthday party, I continued the theme to finish capturing the moment...
After the judging and sampling, gifts were opened...while burgers and dogs were cooking on the grill.
Happy 18th birthday!
Home Sweet Home- This is the house U grew up in-lived for 25 years! These pictures are from 1970, I was 11 years old. The other picture shows the wallpaper in my room-it was gray with dogwood branches on it. Wheh I was older I painted the walls sky blue and made curtains and a quilted bedspread...the above picture shows treasures I got at a church rummage sale.
My brother and his wife bought the house from my dad and live there now. Nice to have it still in the family, since both my parents are gone.
My husband and I went back there last year and the house seems so small now!
Closer look, minus fence, tape and cones, at the new loading/unloading area for the Green and Blue line light rail.
I THINK this PP might be from the holidays. Either way, another page done!
CS DCWV/PP BG/Stickers BG/Epoxies MM/Stamp Office Max
Once you are sure there is not a load in your CVA muzzleloader fire a few primers down your barrel to make sure that there are no oils or moisture in your breech plug or barrel which could cause a misfire.
Rapid Loader 1 at Deane stands high and mighty awaiting its first train back in action after a 5 year hiatus. At the time this was taken, the train lay wait just around the hill in the distance as the Conductor threw the switches, marking a new day for another loadout on the E&BV/Rockhouse. Or so we thought, more on that in the other photos.
I am grateful that spring is around the corner. It's my favorite time of year. Lent, Easter, flowers blooming, and lots of much needed rain.
We're lucky here in Wash DC...in addition to all the national monuments, we also are home to the Nation's' major museums and embassies. Literally just a street between are the Canadian Embassy and the National Galleries - neighbors; the Main Gallery and the East Wing are separated above ground by a street and joined underground by a moving walkway...this LO is part one of a two-pager that will also have the journaling...
Sorry about the colour of the photo, it's too dark here for natural light and the iPad doesn't have a flash. Anyway...
I was going to scrap the pictures of me heading to hospital to have our daughter but my trimmer is playing up so I used 6x6 pads and my scissors on this LO instead, which is about waiting for the train (tenuous link I know lol!) I used to take the train to and from Paddington Station in London to get to work. It is a beautiful station especially at Christmas when the have a huge tree all lit up! Also went a bit crazy with HS Colour Shine for the first time, love it!
Thought I would try my hand again at digital scrapbooking. I think I am in love with it - not really surprised I guess if I really think about it. I used Barb's template again - I really like using it to get all my photos on my page. I have a feeling I will be using it a lot. Thanks Barb! I also found this amazing site called Shabby Princess - where I downloaded most of my page elements from...http://www.shabbyprincess.com/default.asp. It is awesome and she is a wonderful designer. I can see myself visiting her site many times as well. I am planning on working on the second page tomorrow, more photos and the journaling will be on the second page. This is Owen's trip to see Santa this year at the Bass Pro Shop. We had so much FUN!