I have read all the Longmire books and like them a lot. @nancyr said good things about the series.

I like the colors in the challenge and thought the azure from November 11th would be perfect for them. It was sure a surprise seeing this tiny butterfly so late, but it was still a warm day.

The paper is as it came in the kit Writers Muse. I do like it a lot.

It's another sunny, warm (for Nov.) day!! Yesterday we were out a lot including some birding. Though didn't see a lot, it was so nice soaking up the sun and warm for the coming days. But I wanted to go to the library before dark and suddenly realized that meant leave NOW! Too early for dark. And...

All the mushrooms or whatever that come up in yards and gardens always amaze me. These orange ones are especially eye-catching.

I don't think I know any of those named so far. Can't imagine watching movies over once let alone more, well with maybe a few exceptions that I haven't seen in forever just to see if they're like I remember.

I also play with masks sometimes adding brushes, enlarging or scrunching one way or another. Interesting about not merging down with blended layers. In PSP that is fine - on one condition, that the bottom layer is normal.

Not sure if this is what you mean, but this week's 52 Inspirations is for 2022 calendar pages: https://www.oscraps.com/shop/52-Inspirations-2021-No-48-2022-Calendar-Quick-Pages-by-Natali-Design.html

These are just what I can think of at the moment, not a very good memory either. 1. What is the worst movie you've ever seen? Papillon may not be the worst, but we just recently watched it and kept wishing they'd hurry up and escape so the movie would end. And I love Steve McQueen. 2. What...

We've got a beautiful sunny day and not even cold, so cheerful. I think I even got that extra hour of sleep. Just don't want to see this pretty sunshine go so early. Almost halftime of the football game, so I'll be fixing our Sunday popcorn. Wish everyone had this nice day.

Luisa, it's a pleasure to see your face here again. So sorry for your loss and like others hope you can find solace in scrapping again.

Like others here I've gone to conferences or classes alone but to be with people when I arrived. Just on my own I've done day trips, especially birding or to art shows, but when younger. Now that we're retired not likely to happen.

Just want to post an update on the poinsettia (mostly for @felis ). In October a few new leaves began to show a little red and now there are a few bright red ones. So the season really is coming! We had sunshine today (but I think it's cold) and DH actually cut grass though it's November. Hope...

This was last year in late September when the foliage colors were just beginning but were intense.

Oh, thanks so much for your kind words!

I'm not really a fan of the cold of winter, but for gardens and pests, I'm happy we get it.

The shapes and colors in the stream-side tree roots was as fascinating as the birds we saw this day in May. One day I'm sure the shapes will find their way into one of my drawings.

Oh, Adryane! I am delighted you like this storybook page! Thanks so much for my big smile today.

I am definitely a mix scrapper. Never having done CT work I've never had to stick to a kit. When I do only use one kit it is usually an Oscraps Collab which is like mixing in the first place. Many times I don't even go with just one designer.

The question of winter sharing of food led Bernd Heinrich to do a study and write a book of this title. Love making a page for the thought.