Nutcracker Sweet!

The Saturday after Thanksgiving, Julie and I went to see the Nutcracker Suite at the Kennedy Center.  It was awesome, and we had a great time together.  We hardly ever get to do anything together -- just me and Julie, so this was special.

So I made this scrapbook page to help us remember it.  Here's a better look at the title:

You can download the word art here.

H1N1

On Sunday I started to not feel so hot, and thought I was getting what my son had, which I was told by his doctor was not swine flu.  But after missing two days of work, I reluctantly realized I would have to see a doctor.  So I went today, and was told I do have swine flu and can't go back to work til Monday.  Thank goodness for laptops!  What did we do before them?

Anyway, I started thinking that probably a lot of scrapbookers are taking care of their loved ones who also have swine flu (or maybe you have it yourself) and you may want to document this event, so I put together a silly wordart for you:

You can download it from HERE, but I really hope you won't be using it!!  Stay healthy!

Something Strange in the Neighborhood

Julie got costumed up for a Halloween party.  Had to scrap the pics of her, but I needed a title.  Was searching the web when I came across the famous first line in the Ghostbusters theme song.  Here's the title:

And here's the SB page I made with Julie, and also a view of the wordart.  You can download the wordart HERE.

This page is QP I downloaded from digifree.blogspot.com.  I'm sorry, but I don't have the information on the artist anymore.  If you're out there, please identify yourself and accept my humble apologies!

Have a great Halloween weekend!

Daughters

A couple of weeks ago, I made this LO with a saying about daughters that I really liked:

This was before I learned how to do word art, and just messed around with different font sizes.  I decided for my second post, I'd make word art of the saying to post here.  Here is the link.  Hope you like it!

Color My Autumn

So I'm going to try something new. In the past few months, I've become totally addicted to digital scrapbooking. I've even learned how to make my own word art, which is really helpful, considering most of what's out there, while gorgeous, doesn't usually apply to the particular LOs I'm making. I've been able to get most of my digital stuff for free, so I thought I'd return the favor by posting whatever word art I make. I hope you find it useful for your own LOs.


Here is a preview of the phrase "color my autumn":

It was inspired by the picture I took (shown below) of some yummy, ripe apples from the Crooked Run Orchards in northern Virginia. So I'm going to be trying this for the first time -- here is a link to my first word art, and if it doesn't work right, let me know and I'll figure out what I did wrong. Thanks, and I hope you enjoy my little contributions! (Personal use only, please.)