Boo! That stinks, Eva! it's not like you live in a hot plac4e and can do without. I hope it gets fixed soon.

Although I'm a Christian I celebrate this very important holiday. I started with just a single paper for the background. I tried duplicating and merging the three main photo masks, but the way they are stacked makes it easier to duplicate the photo and clip them individually. Then I played...

My youngest's last opportunity to experience the thrill of winning this nationally acclaimed band contest and they did with a bang! Jason and one of his best friends, Katie, were co-drum majors and blew it out of the stadium - no one even came close! This came out art-journal-y but not on...

As Jennifer Lopez would say "Goosies!" Another fantastic bit of WWII history and beyond. Your grandmother has ultimately helped and served millions!

What a fabulous morning you had! What a fantastic bit of WWII history you have there. I'm envious!

@Cherylndesigns What a stunning O! I LOVE her dress! You know, I have several albums - my bucket list, my garden and favorite plants, my dreams, and my art journal that have nothing to do with genealogy but have EVERYTHING to do with genealogy. Who you are is just as important as your ancestors!

@Jam-on-toast Olga! What a great LO. Your photos are wonderful and so is your juornaling! Where were they when they wed?

What a great question! When I win the lottery I will have a home in Lincolnshire, one in Oklahoma or Texas, and will take my family on a round the world cruise which will be our home for at least a couple of years!

It sure is. I'll have to go look after work.

Oh, wow! I love how you've stayed true to the erra with your elements. I think it's a great thing to share a bit of what it was like!

I LOVE that picture! Tell us about them!

Hi, marie! I saw some gorgeous stuff in your shop. I love it when our family grows!

Hi, Sandrine! I love your shop! So go to see you here!

Debra, how did I miss this? I'm glad you're here and that you love genealogy, too!

Welcome! I visited to your beautiful city several times - love the Tatto! - when I was stationed in England. Love haggis, to! But best of all? The Scottish people! So glad you've brought that love of life to the O!

Welcome, Elka! So very nice to meet you!

Gorgeous page, Pia! Congratulations on the Standing O and the newlestter feature. Well deserved!

Michelle, I apologize - I missed your post. You know, I hadn't thought about doing another Shutterfly book. I did one for my Mother and my Mother-in-Law, but never took it any further because I didn't have enough data at the time. Shame on me. Thanks for the reminder!

Jean this is so delightful. It's also funny how it takes a photo to remind us that we KNEW our parents when they were that young! And you parents were beautiful!

I so very much echo Kay's words in the gallery - I am grateful for the translation but delighted to shared the Swedish with us. I speak a little German and often find that between it, the little bit of French I retained from College, and the Spanish I learned in grade school, I can often follow...