There was Mom and Dads 50th anniversary, the passing of my dearly loved uncle Bill, the completion of the 5K CIBC race for a cure. There has been the sorting and packing of belongings sharing of excess goodies with those that would appreciate them. Of course there is work and entering into the management training program that I want to advance rapidly with so lots of time learning.
Next week Diane receives an award for approaching the Holy Cross School and insisting that those in the modified and alternate education programs deserve to be acknowledged on the Principles List just as much as those in mainstream or advanced programs who attain academic excellence. I am so very proud of her and her achievements..........if those same doctors that told me she would never attain a mental age greater than 4 years could see her now.......well lets just say I am glad I followed my mothers instinct and did not pull life support when given the option.
I have signed up for the CIBC Race for the Cure 2011 and have decided that I will create cards and sell them "Cards for a Cure" yes I know that the run primairly supports breast cancer. I believe though that some of the successes that are achieved in curing breast cancer can be extrapolated to other cancers reducing the number of family friends that will have to deal with cancer in their lifetimes. So keep me in the back of your mind if you need to restock your card stash for 2011.
Tuesday, October 19, 2010
Monday, September 6, 2010
The Pyrotechnics Display for 210
Those that know me know how much I love to watch fireworks, the past couple of years I have been working on my night photography skills so that I can better capture the fireworks that I love so much. Two years ago when I went I managed to attain about a dozen or so decent shots out of 400+ photos. This year I have over 75 good photos out of 300 so I see that as an improvement.
This years pyrotechnics showcase took place on September 3 &4. The Victoria street bridge was closed so they moved the launch location to the south side of the river bank. Regardless the fireworks were spectacular. This year they offered 3D glasses to watch them with. I personally didn't use the glasses because I personally just think that we should enjoy some things the good old fashion way.
So I thought I would take a few moments to share with you a small number of my favourites. I was mesmerized by the reflection of colors on the river and the silhouettes that the boats created in the photo.
This years pyrotechnics showcase took place on September 3 &4. The Victoria street bridge was closed so they moved the launch location to the south side of the river bank. Regardless the fireworks were spectacular. This year they offered 3D glasses to watch them with. I personally didn't use the glasses because I personally just think that we should enjoy some things the good old fashion way.
So I thought I would take a few moments to share with you a small number of my favourites. I was mesmerized by the reflection of colors on the river and the silhouettes that the boats created in the photo.
Sunday, August 15, 2010
Four Generations and Hits on Every Chart including......
The medical charts said Danny Hutton as he introduced the members of Three Dog night.
Coming into the Grandstand area before the concert I was blown away to see that my Best Buy was sponsring acts at the Ex this year. Noting that there were no crowds yet down at the stage I skipped the seating to get a spot front and center.
I thought maybe this was gonna be the main thing I saw for most of the concert, not that they were hard to look at but event security was not what I was there to see. They soon assured me that they would not be in everyone of my photos lololol
Three Dog Night got their name from Danny Huttons girlfriend at the time. She had been reading about an Australian Aboriginals and the practice of sleeping with a Dingo on a cold night and adding additional Dingo's as the nights got colder. Thus was born Three Dog Night. 1968 saw Danny Hutton and Cory Wells bring together this group of talented individuals that have shared their talents with us for 41 years.
Michael Allsup lead guitarist taking front and center with a solo, Paul Kingery in the background on bass.
Everyone getting into the act with guitars except the drummer and keyboardist.
Cory Wells and Michael having fun with the music.
Cory Wells still has an amazing voice after four decades with Three Dog Night.
Danny Hutton taking a back seat to Cory and playing a little tambourine in the background.
Danny Hutton letting it all go in one of there lesser known songs that Jim Croche released, and made popular.
Then guitarist (Michael Allsup) had a grin on his face from start to finish and interacted with the crowd non-stop....
Guitarist Michael Allsup and Bass Player Paul Kingery hamming up the final bars of the last song.
They had fun with the last strains of music for the night.
That's all folks.............or is it. The standing ovation for them was deaf and in a couple of minutes they returned with.....
Joy to the world, all the boys and girls, joy to the fishes in the deep blue see, joy to you and me. The crowd just belted this song out with Three Dog Night and it really brought memories back as this was another of the ones we sang in Choir .
That's all folks........ for real this time.
Just a few shots of the rides lit up for the night.
And now..........we are done for another year.........next year I think really needs to be Stampede time.
Coming into the Grandstand area before the concert I was blown away to see that my Best Buy was sponsring acts at the Ex this year. Noting that there were no crowds yet down at the stage I skipped the seating to get a spot front and center.
I thought maybe this was gonna be the main thing I saw for most of the concert, not that they were hard to look at but event security was not what I was there to see. They soon assured me that they would not be in everyone of my photos lololol
Three Dog Night got their name from Danny Huttons girlfriend at the time. She had been reading about an Australian Aboriginals and the practice of sleeping with a Dingo on a cold night and adding additional Dingo's as the nights got colder. Thus was born Three Dog Night. 1968 saw Danny Hutton and Cory Wells bring together this group of talented individuals that have shared their talents with us for 41 years.
Michael Allsup lead guitarist taking front and center with a solo, Paul Kingery in the background on bass.
Everyone getting into the act with guitars except the drummer and keyboardist.
Cory Wells and Michael having fun with the music.
Cory Wells still has an amazing voice after four decades with Three Dog Night.
Danny Hutton taking a back seat to Cory and playing a little tambourine in the background.
Danny Hutton letting it all go in one of there lesser known songs that Jim Croche released, and made popular.
Then guitarist (Michael Allsup) had a grin on his face from start to finish and interacted with the crowd non-stop....
Guitarist Michael Allsup and Bass Player Paul Kingery hamming up the final bars of the last song.
They had fun with the last strains of music for the night.
That's all folks.............or is it. The standing ovation for them was deaf and in a couple of minutes they returned with.....
Joy to the world, all the boys and girls, joy to the fishes in the deep blue see, joy to you and me. The crowd just belted this song out with Three Dog Night and it really brought memories back as this was another of the ones we sang in Choir .
That's all folks........ for real this time.
Just a few shots of the rides lit up for the night.
And now..........we are done for another year.........next year I think really needs to be Stampede time.
Saturday, August 14, 2010
Its that time of YEAR!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Have I ever mentioned how very much I love the Stampede in Calgary? Well I totally love it and could be down on the grounds each and every day of the 10 days. Well life has kept me from going to the Stampede for several years but there is a great substitution and certainly more than enough to keep me happy.
Yes it is the Saskatoon Exhibition! I haven't been for the last 3 years or so and I was now approaching my breaking point. So I decided that I was going with or without someone to hang with......so without it was and I had a great time. My only mistake.... not going earlier in the day so that I could see more of the exhibits and watch the sights and sounds. So armed with my pocketful of money off I went.
I was determined to eat all of my favourite fair foods, do what ever my heart desired, and generally just have a grand time. So what was on my list of fair foods to eat?
But let me tell you about the best part of walking up and down the mid-way. I stopped to watch a fishing pond game trying to eat my elephant ear that my mouth loved but my stomach was saying was done with it........LOLOLOLOL
There was a young girl 5 or 6 and her Dad had just confirmed that kids could play until they won. Up came Bert and his caregivers, Bert was in his very late 70's and challenged but eager to play the fishing game. His excitement about playing was so much fun to watch so out came the camera and photos were snapped.
It wasn't long before the young girl had caught her fish, and truthfully I would have expected a child at that age to be jumping and shouting and generally be excited. Nope nothing as you can see she just stood holding it not saying a word waiting for someone to notice that she had caught this thing.
Then Bert finally caught his fish and he wanted to reel it in but had difficulties but the Carnie was amazing and paitently helped him "reel it in" and OMG the shear joy on old Berts face..... well look for yourself.
The Carnie went and got the little girl her stuffed animal of her choice and still no excitement instead she refused to carry it dropped it on the ground and Dad picked it up and put in his back pack........ Now Bert on the other hand was practically jumping for joy out of his wheel chair and his caregivers laughing and assuring him that he was gonna get a prize in minute. When the Carnie gave him his frog his feable hands could hardly hold it but the joy and happiness was amazing. These few precious moments made my whole trip to the Ex worth every single penny I spent and I would do it again to see that kind of joy again.
So of course I thought I would also do something I had never done before, get on a ride I had never ridden and just have a great time. No rides ridden again the secret tell yourself it doesn't matter what it costs because you have permission to spend it. LOLOL However, I was entirely enthralled with the sling shot. This is the ride that is as close to a bungee jump as this chick will ever get.
I stood watching them load these young fellas into the cage and then watched and captured the trip they took as they flew up through the air. I think that this ride will have to go on to my bucket list for another day...... the line up was long and I had more to see and do before the concert started that night.
As many of you have read, my Ladybug was a fabulous dog when it came to agility but she could never get over the crowds and so my dreams of her being on the SuperDog team was quashed. However, I went and found them and enveloped myself in the environment that is agility at its best.
Now the kind of cool thing about this is that I know a lot of the handlers who have been and remain on the team. Not to mention that my dog club sponsers and mans the booth so it was a much needed healing visit. These people understood my pain over losing Ladybug as many of Ladybugs classmates have also made it over the rainbow bridge this past year.
I watched the show and felt like a proud mama as dogs I knew and those I didn't completed some amazing tricks and skills. Below is a photo of the dogs playing "Hockey" their way - we humans would have called it musical chairs. The dogs walk in a circle and when the music stops the handler sends the dog to grab a team mat and lay down on it to avoid elimination. To me the funniest part of that game was when out of no where this Austrailian shepherd came out of no where and picked up a team mat and took it out of the ring with no apparent handler (of course there was but they were hidden).
Diane is one of the two co-owners of D& S Dogs of Course and she helped me with both Ladybug and Buddies's training. She retired her famous Jack Russel terriers last year as they were getting to be to old to keep up with the young whipper snappers in the ring. However, last night she was running Shirley's dog Chaos who is an awesome agility dog, and I have seen him from the rambunctious puppy to the amazing skilled dog he is today. I felt like the proud Aunt watching them complete and agility relay demo.
Shirley was manning the souvenier booth that night and while waiting for the next run Chaos found his owner and left Diane's side to come and say hello. It was a cute moment because he knew he shouldn't have left Diane but he really did want his "Mom".
Last but not least was an amazing jumping display by this Ferall Hound. That jump is just over 5' high and he cleared it with room to spare. This is why I would like to see young Diesel put into agility with his natural ability to clear my six foot fence.
After all of this I wandered over to the Grandstand to watch Three Dog Night, one of my favourite groups from the 70's. They cross across all genre's of music and last nights performance was stellar. I will share those photos soon.
Yes it is the Saskatoon Exhibition! I haven't been for the last 3 years or so and I was now approaching my breaking point. So I decided that I was going with or without someone to hang with......so without it was and I had a great time. My only mistake.... not going earlier in the day so that I could see more of the exhibits and watch the sights and sounds. So armed with my pocketful of money off I went.
I was determined to eat all of my favourite fair foods, do what ever my heart desired, and generally just have a grand time. So what was on my list of fair foods to eat?
Sno Cones, Mini Donuts, Elephant Ears, Fudge (3 kinds), jerky, corn dogs (min. 2), the fresh made fries, Cotton Candy (with 2 bags to take home - different flavours) and lets not forget the ice cream dipped and rolled in nuts. This year I also saw some new things to try. The make it yourself sushi, deep fried Cheese cake, chocolate dipped frozen cheesecake and every single one looked awesome.
That was a lot of eating but not to worry the only thing that I ate was the freshly made corn dog, 1/3 of an elephant ear and the spudnut that went home and got partially eaten by me and the balance by the remaining fur ball in the house. So the secret to not dying the Ex or Stampede death by Food..........tell yourself you can have it all, and magically your telling yourself you will get it later ........and later never came. LOLOLOLOL
Step two was to play all the games of chance that I like and have enjoyed through out the years. There was the balloon popping game,
the one where you beat the mole or pest of choice for the year, the water gun shooting relays, the fishing ponds, the one that you use to tokens to build up and push out cheap junky little trinkets that are truly junk. Of course there was the cash draw, the boat draw and a hundred others as well. Yup give your self permission to play unlimited games and draws......and the only one I did...........the Kinsmen Cash Draw. Not one balloon busted, no water shot and no tacky cheap trinkets.
That was a lot of eating but not to worry the only thing that I ate was the freshly made corn dog, 1/3 of an elephant ear and the spudnut that went home and got partially eaten by me and the balance by the remaining fur ball in the house. So the secret to not dying the Ex or Stampede death by Food..........tell yourself you can have it all, and magically your telling yourself you will get it later ........and later never came. LOLOLOLOL
Step two was to play all the games of chance that I like and have enjoyed through out the years. There was the balloon popping game,
the one where you beat the mole or pest of choice for the year, the water gun shooting relays, the fishing ponds, the one that you use to tokens to build up and push out cheap junky little trinkets that are truly junk. Of course there was the cash draw, the boat draw and a hundred others as well. Yup give your self permission to play unlimited games and draws......and the only one I did...........the Kinsmen Cash Draw. Not one balloon busted, no water shot and no tacky cheap trinkets.
But let me tell you about the best part of walking up and down the mid-way. I stopped to watch a fishing pond game trying to eat my elephant ear that my mouth loved but my stomach was saying was done with it........LOLOLOLOL
There was a young girl 5 or 6 and her Dad had just confirmed that kids could play until they won. Up came Bert and his caregivers, Bert was in his very late 70's and challenged but eager to play the fishing game. His excitement about playing was so much fun to watch so out came the camera and photos were snapped.
It wasn't long before the young girl had caught her fish, and truthfully I would have expected a child at that age to be jumping and shouting and generally be excited. Nope nothing as you can see she just stood holding it not saying a word waiting for someone to notice that she had caught this thing.
Then Bert finally caught his fish and he wanted to reel it in but had difficulties but the Carnie was amazing and paitently helped him "reel it in" and OMG the shear joy on old Berts face..... well look for yourself.
The Carnie went and got the little girl her stuffed animal of her choice and still no excitement instead she refused to carry it dropped it on the ground and Dad picked it up and put in his back pack........ Now Bert on the other hand was practically jumping for joy out of his wheel chair and his caregivers laughing and assuring him that he was gonna get a prize in minute. When the Carnie gave him his frog his feable hands could hardly hold it but the joy and happiness was amazing. These few precious moments made my whole trip to the Ex worth every single penny I spent and I would do it again to see that kind of joy again.
So of course I thought I would also do something I had never done before, get on a ride I had never ridden and just have a great time. No rides ridden again the secret tell yourself it doesn't matter what it costs because you have permission to spend it. LOLOL However, I was entirely enthralled with the sling shot. This is the ride that is as close to a bungee jump as this chick will ever get.
I stood watching them load these young fellas into the cage and then watched and captured the trip they took as they flew up through the air. I think that this ride will have to go on to my bucket list for another day...... the line up was long and I had more to see and do before the concert started that night.
As many of you have read, my Ladybug was a fabulous dog when it came to agility but she could never get over the crowds and so my dreams of her being on the SuperDog team was quashed. However, I went and found them and enveloped myself in the environment that is agility at its best.Now the kind of cool thing about this is that I know a lot of the handlers who have been and remain on the team. Not to mention that my dog club sponsers and mans the booth so it was a much needed healing visit. These people understood my pain over losing Ladybug as many of Ladybugs classmates have also made it over the rainbow bridge this past year.
I watched the show and felt like a proud mama as dogs I knew and those I didn't completed some amazing tricks and skills. Below is a photo of the dogs playing "Hockey" their way - we humans would have called it musical chairs. The dogs walk in a circle and when the music stops the handler sends the dog to grab a team mat and lay down on it to avoid elimination. To me the funniest part of that game was when out of no where this Austrailian shepherd came out of no where and picked up a team mat and took it out of the ring with no apparent handler (of course there was but they were hidden).
Diane is one of the two co-owners of D& S Dogs of Course and she helped me with both Ladybug and Buddies's training. She retired her famous Jack Russel terriers last year as they were getting to be to old to keep up with the young whipper snappers in the ring. However, last night she was running Shirley's dog Chaos who is an awesome agility dog, and I have seen him from the rambunctious puppy to the amazing skilled dog he is today. I felt like the proud Aunt watching them complete and agility relay demo.
Shirley was manning the souvenier booth that night and while waiting for the next run Chaos found his owner and left Diane's side to come and say hello. It was a cute moment because he knew he shouldn't have left Diane but he really did want his "Mom".
Last but not least was an amazing jumping display by this Ferall Hound. That jump is just over 5' high and he cleared it with room to spare. This is why I would like to see young Diesel put into agility with his natural ability to clear my six foot fence.
After all of this I wandered over to the Grandstand to watch Three Dog Night, one of my favourite groups from the 70's. They cross across all genre's of music and last nights performance was stellar. I will share those photos soon.
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Please support me in my fundraising efforts to raise money for the Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation.
The Canadian Breast Cancer Foundation CIBC Run for the Cure is Canada's largest single day, volunteer-led fundraising event dedicated to raising funds for breast cancer research, and education awareness programs.
I am running for a number of people and reasons, but mostly I am running for me. I am a survivor and I am proud of it. Grant it I was caught early and I did not undergo the extreme degree of treatment that my mother and several friends have gone through. I was lucky, very lucky....this time.If we don't find the cure for this and other forms of cancer, I may not be so lucky next time.
I can't single handedly turn over a check worth hundreds or thousands of dollars that are needed to fight this disease. What I can do, is take myself out of the comfort zone and work hard to attain a small portion. I can ask you my friends and family to donate to this cause and help prevent it from touching someone that you love and want to protect. I am running with the hopes that my daughter and future granddaughters, my mom and my dear friends will not have go through this or go through it again.
I could choose just to walk the 5K and I know that is well within my abilities - what I am choosing is to make myself work harder and earn your support. So I have started with the survivors running clinic and last night I ran 6 min of the 24 we were out for. I am determined that in 10 weeks, I will along with the other ladies of my team and those in the clinic will RUN the entire 5k but don't expect and speed records (LOLOLOL).
So please take a moment from your busy lives and pledge a weeks worth of coffee at Tim's or take a bag lunch and pledge the amount you would have spent for lunch. Big or small each donation brings us one step closer to never seeing this happen to a loved one again.
Dawn Marie
Tuesday, August 3, 2010
Bidding Farewell to the Very Best Friend.............
Ladybug (aka Bugmutt, Buggy, Lady, Turbo Tongue and of course the Dumb Dog lol)October 15, 1999 to August 3, 2010
Today I walked my sweet loving puppy girl over the Rainbow Bridge. She was my best friend and leaves a huge hole in my heart. Had she been sick or suffering I know I would be sad to have her go, but because of the hurricane of changes I was forced to take this walk with her so there is some feelings of anger and guilt over having to make this walk today. However, I know deep down, and I trust that God, fate or whatever power you want to believe in has made me go down this path for a very good reason........that is yet to be revealed.
She was a special dog right from the start. Her large ears and big brown eyes stole both the heart of my Mom and myself............she was the farthest thing you could think of from the golden retriever that I went looking for.......but she was perfect for me and I like to think that we were perfect for her. She was the runt of a litter of 12 and this litter had been apprehended from an extremely abusive home. Lady was tortured with being swung by her tail (Which was the reason her tail had to be docked) and had been beaten.....so trusting of the human race was something that our family would have to earn. It took a lot of work and a lot of love and patience to help her back and it took several years of it.
She loved to do agility and the help I received from Shirley and Diane with D & S Dogs of Course in her training was awesome. Regrettably her fear of crowds and unknown places and things kept her from being able to compete but her years of going to "school" were some of her favourite.
Dr. Sharon Bruce and her staff at Lakeview Veternary Clinic were her care givers from her first visit post adoption to the time that we took to walk over the bridge. Sharon and her beloved Brew were also agility friends and regretably Brew had to be walked over last year. The compassion and help that have been shown can never be repaid with a simple thank you. So if you need a fabulous Vet give me a call and I will get you hooked up.
Thank you Mom and Dad for the best gift that you have ever given me........Ladybug was truly that gift and you have given me many incredible gifts through out my life. My sweet Buggy Mutt .... thank you for loving me no matter what.
Monday, July 26, 2010
The winds of change continue to blow like a hurricaine
So its been a long time since last I posted, been a long time since I had a chance lololol
First I have to apologize to those of you wanting to do the Tattered Angel book class, its not gonna be happening because with the release of the exciting new summer and fall line of products items had to be retired and I managed to create a book with almost every single retired color and item......................murphey's law. LOLOLOLOLOL
You are gonna love the awesome new products being released at CHA this week.
I have not seriously scrapped in more than a month, something about working 60 to 70 hours a week for the past 5 weeks......takes the creativity right out of you. On the bright side though I have been loving my new job at Best Buy.
I am in the midst of a hurricane of changes in my life again.......and it will be some time before I have the opportunity to play creatively. So Enjoy your summer everyone and I will see you when the winds have subsided
First I have to apologize to those of you wanting to do the Tattered Angel book class, its not gonna be happening because with the release of the exciting new summer and fall line of products items had to be retired and I managed to create a book with almost every single retired color and item......................murphey's law. LOLOLOLOLOL
You are gonna love the awesome new products being released at CHA this week.
I have not seriously scrapped in more than a month, something about working 60 to 70 hours a week for the past 5 weeks......takes the creativity right out of you. On the bright side though I have been loving my new job at Best Buy.
I am in the midst of a hurricane of changes in my life again.......and it will be some time before I have the opportunity to play creatively. So Enjoy your summer everyone and I will see you when the winds have subsided
Sunday, June 13, 2010
On Their Way!
The Saskatchewan Self Advocacy Action Group (SAAG) is on their way to the international convention in Berlin. They will be gone for 10 days and they were pretty happy and excited.
Monday, May 24, 2010
Well its time to share some of my own creations with you!
Well today is my day to share a couple of techniques on Tattered Angels Educators Blog so head on over there and check out the techniques and see what all the other educators have been doing this month to celebrate Scrapbooking.
Coming up at Paper Trails in the next few weeks are some classes featuring the Tattered Angels products. To give you a sneak peak of what is coming up:
This handmade album is for the intermediate to advanced scrapper and will teach not only some of the BASICS of glimmer misting but some other fun and creative techniques. You can leave your name with Deb and we will let you know the dates.
For those of you looking to just learn some very basic Glimmer Misting this layout will be a a quick and fun introduction to Tattered Angles Product. Again, dates have not yet been set but they will in the next little while.
So what else have I been upto in the last little while................
Using Gesso as a resist, and to add texture this layout is colored with Glimmer Mists and is a celebration of me at 47. I love this photo that my dear friend Sheryl Schmidt took of me at a late night photo shoot at the Saskatoon Inn, last summer.
So in a couple of weeks I get to attend my very first Saucy charm swap. The theme for this one is cherry lemonade. So this weekend I made my charms and then some ATC cards to put them on.
Sorry about the lousy photo but I didn't think about the photos until they were all packaged in their cello wrap. I love making serendipity squares, to use up my left overs and the bits and pieces that aren't likely to get used other wise.
Now Serendipty squares aren't just for ATC cards....... no sirreeeeeeeeeeeeee
As I need to deliver them to Saucy and I had leftover material from the charms and cards so I made a re-usable gift bag.
Well after that I still had another piece to use up so it became a greeting card. There is room for me to add a greeting when I am ready, but for now it stays in my generic box.
So from a 12 x12 sheet of scraps and odds and ends I created 16 ATC cards, a gift bag and tag and a greeting card. This was a great day and a ton of fun to create.
Coming up at Paper Trails in the next few weeks are some classes featuring the Tattered Angels products. To give you a sneak peak of what is coming up:
This handmade album is for the intermediate to advanced scrapper and will teach not only some of the BASICS of glimmer misting but some other fun and creative techniques. You can leave your name with Deb and we will let you know the dates.
For those of you looking to just learn some very basic Glimmer Misting this layout will be a a quick and fun introduction to Tattered Angles Product. Again, dates have not yet been set but they will in the next little while.So what else have I been upto in the last little while................
Using Gesso as a resist, and to add texture this layout is colored with Glimmer Mists and is a celebration of me at 47. I love this photo that my dear friend Sheryl Schmidt took of me at a late night photo shoot at the Saskatoon Inn, last summer.
Sorry about the lousy photo but I didn't think about the photos until they were all packaged in their cello wrap. I love making serendipity squares, to use up my left overs and the bits and pieces that aren't likely to get used other wise.Now Serendipty squares aren't just for ATC cards....... no sirreeeeeeeeeeeeee
As I need to deliver them to Saucy and I had leftover material from the charms and cards so I made a re-usable gift bag.
Well after that I still had another piece to use up so it became a greeting card. There is room for me to add a greeting when I am ready, but for now it stays in my generic box.
So from a 12 x12 sheet of scraps and odds and ends I created 16 ATC cards, a gift bag and tag and a greeting card. This was a great day and a ton of fun to create.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Vicki is resisting
Check out the cool technique that Vicki uses on this awesome picture frame. Tattered Angels Educators are sure bringing their game this month.
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