I love your cluster and the whole thing going on with the dried botanical. What a gorgeous design! Did not know that wheat came in "artisan," but it sure sounds good!

Beautiful card!

Love sea lions! You've featured them well in this layout! I like how the shapes frame the photo.

So many cultural differences to learn...to savor. Thanks for this. Your design is beautiful. I especially love the extended net.

Wow! You've really captured the energy. It's scary, and so immediate.

You had me at molybdenum mines. Going to have to look that up. On the rain, though, I can comment. No better birding weather! No better weather to observe carnivorous plants, like the pitcher plant. (No bad weather if your clothes are good, but a nice glass of wine at the end of the hike is...

Well, they tend to tell us that it's all in our heads. Like it's a bad thing, a failing on our part. It's not. There are lots of things in our heads that we have to sit with and be with and learn from and grow from. I like what you did with the figure.

In love with the "railing." How it focuses attention on the eyes/faces is really extraordinary.

Dogs just know, right? I know my three granddoggos are the best at zooming in when comfort is needed. The yellow suggests things are improving? Fingers crossed....

Double boss. Nothing better. (You're right about the visible numbers.)

Loving how you used the embellishment to frame that precious photo.

A huge transition, and I love the looking-outward photo.

Is this Skagway, AK? There's something about it that feel familiar. But maybe all train travel tweaks recognition. Beautiful work!

The ruled line keeps all the energy contained. I find that intriguing. Great depth here...it draws me right in.

Ah, BC, and memories of travel! This is so moody and so beautiful.

The first day of daycare school was a breeze for Harper, made even easier by her big brother being just down the hall. My son and daughter-in-law have been juggling two kids under 3 years old while they work high-pressure jobs at home remotely, and looking back, we'll probably all laugh about...

What an adorable crew! Very artful work, too--it's great how your design works so well with all the different colors in the photos.

Wow, that photo! Count me in the fan club, loving your take on life as it happens.

So fanciful and full of wonder! Tanteva says it well--I too love that "melting"!

Very intense and very powerful and the stories must be told. The light in this page is incredible and I love your page design. Congrats on the well deserved GSO.