What a wonderful LO. Your daughter will treasure this page one day - and it will remind her to be tuned in to her daughters, too. My son has a severe form and I have walked this road, too. We talk about it often because his brain just will not calm down and we are awake late into the night...

I have a super fast high memory computer with 2 32 inch monitors on the desk in my bedroom with two external drives. When Json was little my desk was set up in what was then a playroom but is now the dining room - it was also my bedroom for awhile and my computer was still in its corner. I...

What a gorgeous back cover! I find myself amused at the irony of the photo and its position in the album. The end indeed!

Fabulous LO! The photo is beautifully mask, nice composition, and sparing use of elements. Love it!

Fantastic photo collage! I adore lighthouses and you've showcased them beautifully. I really like the multiple frames you used on a couple of the photos.

Oh, those lines make a wonderful frame! Beautiful brush work and great sparing use of elements.

What wonderful memories, Ana. They will be cherished by generations in the future. Your cluster and brush work are exquisite.

WOW! This is so artistic. I almost feel the cold - and that's REALLY cold! You used a beautiful color palette.

Very ethereal. The goose flying in the clouds is a beautiful symbol for this emotion.

Very cool! I love the stacked photo wheels and overlays. I could see this on my wall, too. Really nice techniques.

Wow! This is gorgeous. I could see this hanging in my room right above my desk so I would see it often.

This is just lovely! The perspective on the wrapping paper leads the eyes right on upward, inviitng closer inspection. Well done!

This LO was fun, but needed a lot of techniques. All the helper elves with the red hats are extracted from photos and applied as they looked best and with a little humor. The background consists of one of the kit papers with four illustrations layered and blended over it. I used gradient...

Merry Christmas! Our day started with hugs all around, peppermint mocha coffee, and lots of love. Can't do better than that. @faerywings I'd like that super power, too!

@LSlycord Yeah. One tornado was to the east of us about three miles and Mayfiled, which took the most vicious of the hits is about 18 miles west of us. We moved to western Kentucky from Oklahoma where tornadoes are frequent occurrences. But we didn't expect them in the winter here. Heck...

@faerywings I fell your pain - and hers - Chris. That's a really tough one 'cause you can't get rid of all of them. We pulled up most of our carpet, too, because of my allergies. Mine aren't this bad, though. Here are some things that work for me. Use detergents with baking soda in them...

Yum, now I'm hungry! Deviled eggs, mac and cheese, and apple and banana salad. No boxed mac and cheese for this meal. My recipe is one I learned in Home Ec in 1969, just made thicker and with more cheese.

Wow, everyone is so busy! Christmas gifts aren't in the cards for this year, so I'm not. We're baking cookies tomorrow, though, Yum! We'll have a great meal on Christmas Day, that we all cook together, play cards and board games. After the tornadoes in our area, everything is very low key...

Masks are something I can't live without. I use them all the ways y'all have mentioned and I sometimes take paint or similar items in a kist and make them into masks. That can be very rewarding!

I do Store>Designer>Kit. I also keep a spreadsheet with the designer name, kit name, store purchased at, then additional stores if they are at others (I have 4 columns right now), then I have categories the kit can fall into that I just put and X in - things like Seasonal, Heritage, Children...