Twitter: My Life in 140 Characters
I think we’ve well established that
I’m addicted to Twitter. So imagine how quickly I jumped on Cathy’s class to make sense of my random tweets and turn them into a scrapbook.
I’m still working on the pages, but here are a few I created during
my LOAD adventure. Again, the template is Cathy’s design.
(As much as I like the Eric Northman page, there’s really only one of these. Picasa randomly duplicated a page to balance the collage. I guess the computer thinks he’s gorgeous, too.) I’m contemplating turning the 2009 stamp into a descriptor so that I can organize pages by category (e.g., Pop Culture, Food, etc.). Fortunately, the pages are digital, so it will be easy to change.
Me: The Abridged Version
If you’re interested in
this class, registration is still open for a few weeks.
And now, back to my studio to continue working on these scraptastic projects!

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Cheryl started her blogging and freelance writing career in 2008. She has written articles for several blogs and websites, including 24/Savvy and InterfaithFamily.com. Shortly after moving back to the South, she turned her love of content writing and social media into a career in communications, currently serving as the Community Relations Director for a local non-profit. Prior to this career change, she enjoyed 10 years in education, both in the classroom and as a curriculum developer. When she isn't in front of her computer or cleaning up after her toddler, Cheryl can be found curled up with a book and a bowl of ice cream, or attempting to be artsy. Check out the Glantz'd Elsewhere page to see Cheryl's posts on local community blogs.
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I *love* how you covered the binder album! Those AC albums are my favorite!
You are right…Encyclopedia of an Ordinary Life was a great read! Looking forward to seeing the pages you create in the class!
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