Love this!

Thanks! Definitely he's a bit of a ham!

I have the same back as you and mainly stick to "low cobra." Bridge, cat/cow, and pigeon are really helpful when there's inflammation though. (Sometimes my entire practice consists of supported bridge LOL) Thanks for the kind words!

Such a soft and pretty design. The butterflies add nice movement, too, and I do love the sentiment!

Beautiful work. I love the name Melvarene...I've never heard that before.

Love the dino and the dots!

Nice take on the lift! I especially like the fish to the right, swimming out of the frame.

I used a little bit of this and a little bit of that from the Euphoria Collection, on sale for a limited time, to create this layout. I started with the template, with all the layers turned off, then pieced in layers from an Artsy Transfer to use as a clipping mask for my central photo. I added...

I DID notice...thanks!...but only when I was putting it into my Picaboo book. Not the sharpest mind over here at the moment. At which point, I also dinked around with the layout...you know the drill. I should have replaced it here, and that's what I will do!

Awesome use of the slide wheel and I love the changes in scale of the photos!

Intriguing blending! The rope trim fits well within the scene.

She met Daisy! Score! I've been at DisneyWorld loads of times, but never Disneyland--and I hope to get there, someday. My kids had those autograph books with great big markers for the characters to write with. Looks like the best kind of birthday!

An inviting reminder to explore. Lovely!

I love that quote! And all the windows--beautiful layout!

Thanks so much! What was motivating me was trying to get this to look a little like one of those pop-up birthday cards!

Perfect amount of balloonery--and WHOA those cushions! Delightful!

Looks great--the light really makes a difference. You're not alone in the Redeux Society, I do that all the time after being inspired by what I see in the gallery. :)

This is bursting with glory!

Dropped waists were all over Fashion Week, so Auntie-On-The-Left is definitely iconic! I love the photo, the framing work, and the misty colors.

Oh gollee--we still have the horse, the guy in the hat, both chickens, a sheep, pig, cow, and the lady with the white bun. The barn is long gone, sadly. I love the old-style FP plug people--the shapes of the later models just don't do it for me. So cool to see this!