Project Life core kit: Seafoam
(digital version) by Elise Blaha Cripe; Project Life digital template:
Template A
Top row – left spot:
fonts: ChunkFive,
Veteran Typewriter, Anivers; dotted line
stamp: Rhonna Designs; two-photo collage template: Tracy Larsen
Top row – right spot:
font: Anivers; wordart: Ali Edwards
I love Peter’s expression in the
second photo. We were delighted to learn drinking a small amount of vanilla
extract is not lethal.
Middle row – first spot:
font: Anivers
I had to take this photo secretly over my shoulder while
Woochee was on the top of the back of my chair. Why is she so skittish about
having her photo taken?
Middle row – second spot:
currently card: Jen Hignite
My grandmother used to make fruitcakes every year. People
said they were excellent, but I never ate any. As a kid I didn’t like one food
to touch another food. All the different stuff in fruitcake certainly touches.
Somewhere along the way I realized I really like food. All
foods. I no longer cared whether they touched. One Christmas I got brave and
tried Grandmother’s fruitcake. I loved it! She made them until she was
well into her 90s in the 1990s.
I can’t think of the last time I’ve had fruitcake until this
year. It took a while for us to find one. Who knew they’re so scarce? We were
also surprised at how expensive they are.
Middle row – third spot:
Middle row – fourth spot:
font: Anivers
This is Peter after a nap. He inherited his bed head from
his grandfather 1st Peter. 1st Peter’s hair looks just
like this when he wakes up from a nap. Except it’s a different color.
Bottom row – left spot:
fonts: Anivers,
District Pro; two-photo collage template: Tracy Larsen
The first photo shows a very vibrant sky over brown, dormant
trees. I like that. The second photo shows our back yard after a big storm.
Once or twice a year we have a big enough rain to make a winding river through
the yard. I do not like that. What a mess!
Bottom row – right spot:
fonts: Anivers,
District Pro; three-photo collage template: Tracy Larsen
Every single time Graham travels she stays up most of the night before
she leaves, doing last-minute packing. I can’t say much because I do the exact
same thing.
Next post: Details about and close-ups from
the right side of Week 51.
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hearing from you! Thanks for stopping by!









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