Happy National Scrapbooking Day! After a ridiculously long time away from the craft, I was thrilled to have an excuse (not that one should be needed) to forget everything I “should” be doing and spend a few hours with my photos and pretty supplies.
I decided to finally start my iScrap album (better late than never), the main purpose of which is to document nine “I” statements from 2010. At the end of the project, there will be a two-page LO for each statement, one side consisting of journaling for the statement and the other side displaying a photograph that illustrates the statement. I’m still working on the journaling, but in celebration of NSD, I wanted to share the six halves I completed. Each pictures is preceded by the corresponding “I” statement so that it hopefully makes more sense.
1. I was grateful for all the good times amidst the stress of this year.
2. I went far away to celebrate true love.
3. I once believed myself to be a Northerner, until I was greeted by knee-high snow.
4. I am slightly obsessed with vampire stories.
(Since I obviously couldn’t choose just one story, I made a collage in Picasa of pictures representing Buffy, Dracula, Twilight, The Vampire Diaries, and True Blood. What? I admitted to being slightly obsessed.)
5. I know that I am going to be happier in the South.
6. I love escaping it all with my sweetie.
I have three more statements to go and lots of journaling to write. I’ll share the finished product here once I’m done. Enjoy the rest of your weekend, and a happy Mother’s Day to all you mommies!
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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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great layouts Cheryl! Can't wait to see the rest!
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Love it, looks like a fun album. I love that your picture for I know has you sipping (sweet?) tea. I love living in the South too! (Tx is still the south, right? I think it is, we have southern comfort foods we didn't have in California so I think so.)
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