You have such beautiful blue skies! The distinct shaped frame around the photo appears to act as a compass pointing the geese in their direction; very clever.
Thank you Miki. That's funny to think about plastic flowers. One of our neighbors puts "silk" ones out, saying "no one knows they aren't real" and they do look real.
Columbines: Since I was a little girl, growing flowers has been a love of mine. For many years I had an “English Garden” that I spent many mornings and evenings tending to. Now, flowers are in pots on our patio, and will continue to be something I enjoy for a long time. It's too early yet...
What a wonderful layout and interesting journaling about the hospital being built, and the funds raised to establish it. Such a lovely photo of your grandmother in her nursing attire (I still love the professional uniform complete with caps)! This will be a wonderful page to add to your family...
Congratulations on the GS Blog feature!!
Beautiful layout with a mysterious mood! I love the text boxes and journaling bits, along with the torn paper and layers of textures.
Wow Nancy, this is amazing! I love the long line of history information placed over the lovely blended background, and to learn you enjoy dabbling in weaving. It's something I've never tried, however, my grand, and great great grandmother's both wove, and even had a spinning wheel. They also...
The ocean photo, and the poppies are beautiful! I like how the cluster bouquet on the right extends the flowers from within the frame. They are a very nice shade of orange. Nice use of the clock parts (I struggle with where to place these great notions).
Oh gosh! Your poor man. Happy you said he ought to go to the ER and get "stapled" and fixed up. I love the conversation text, and the stapled/crinkled paper word! This is wonderful! Love the use of the notions.
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