That's Louie (and he is super-sized in real life too). I felt bad about not including Artie on the page but even with my penchant for squeezing stuff in, I could not find a way to include him.

That's so funny, I'm the opposite, probably because the dogs are basically couch potatoes but the kids are always up to something!

Louie definitely has his big nose in everybody's business! Thanks for the appreciation!

Love how the ribbon rolls along with the boys on the cart! Exquisite layout!

Stunning photos! Love the dimension given by the embellishment, too.

I do love the repetition and all the circular forms grouped along the right edge. Beautiful work.

I know many will relate to this. Coming from the experience of an adolescent/early adulthood eating disorder, I know I certainly do. This is a wonderful page of self-reflection, artfully portrayed, and I applaud you!

Thorough documentation and thoughtfully done. The echoes of blue around the spread are unifying and I do love that deer! I do the same with my albums--just get it done, move on, and then go back to tweak. The tweaking has actually become one of my favorite parts of the process.

I love the arbor. It brings such motion to the page!

I love that text loop! One of these days I will learn how to do a path. Gorgeous concept, stupendous execution, and congrats on that Standing O!

Love that train set! And count me in as a fan of that dark background. It really highlights all your photos!

There's something about lighthouses that I just love. Nice to feature it front and center!

That's certainly a sticker haul and thank goodness for good, loyal Cher. Dogs know when they are most needed. Excellent pictures of Cher BTW!

This layout is about pet-sitting, something I do a lot of, being there are four grand-animals in my life. When last on pet duty, I did some early decorating, to make the human-grand's homecoming more special. To make this layout I clipped the main photo to a Fotoblendz (which I duplicated and...

Nice use of the bokeh!

Such a cohesive layout! Love the bottom embellishment.

Love the interplay of the stripes--and of course the (symbolic?) swan.

Excellent job on the baby book! Those are the easy months to scrap for me--I'm up to 20 mos now and the photos all seem to be from the back--taken running after that extremely fast little guy!

Lovely photos and you've fit them together perfectly! I like your choice of first expedition!

Imaginative connection between the muted bird head and the scissors, which you've tilted in such a graceful swooping posture from under the frames. An elegant composition with an interesting commentary about the real/manufactured.