The two-week countdown has begun. Can you hear it ticking away? Or it is just a Tell-Tale Heart kicking around somewhere in my house?
I am pretty sure it's only the clock ticking
Any bets on whether I had a successful day out shopping?
Well- I am home and I survived so that goes in the plus column. Ha! I am still stuck on a bunch of things/people but it is getting better so that is also a plus.
I remembered why I despise shopping at Walmart. It was coo-coo for coconuts, the lines for the self-check registers were just as bad as the cashier ones. Thankfully, I didn't find anything there so I was able to ignore that. When I got home, I realized that the one thing I specifically wanted to buy in person-- the buttons for Sam's scarf- I forgot and I even had a list. I spent way too much time on Amazon trying to find ones that would be here in time for me to sew them on. And sheesh, the last thing I want is 50 of them! Blergh! I hate buttons.
All of that meant I was barely around here to comment on my challenge, but I tried to work on that here and there. I love what I am seeing so far. Such a fun challenge and wonderful to see everyone's creativity.
Soooo-- who remembers what today is? It is the yes to the Dress day!! My mom is coming up this morning and then we are going to watch Caitlyn try it on again and then try some different veils too. I have been thinking of ways I can scrap this without showing any of the dress-- one idea is to scrap it like a regular LO and then put a fake barrel over the dress.
Or maybe a black rectangle over it? I know I want to take a picture of her and my mom and I want to scrap it now-- just in case..... who knows what the future will hold?
But if I scrap it I am going to want to share it. I mean, I can (probably will) scrap it and not show anyone, but doesn't that seem weird? LOL
Hope that all of you have a wonderful day/weekend
I am pretty sure it's only the clock ticking

Any bets on whether I had a successful day out shopping?
Well- I am home and I survived so that goes in the plus column. Ha! I am still stuck on a bunch of things/people but it is getting better so that is also a plus.
I remembered why I despise shopping at Walmart. It was coo-coo for coconuts, the lines for the self-check registers were just as bad as the cashier ones. Thankfully, I didn't find anything there so I was able to ignore that. When I got home, I realized that the one thing I specifically wanted to buy in person-- the buttons for Sam's scarf- I forgot and I even had a list. I spent way too much time on Amazon trying to find ones that would be here in time for me to sew them on. And sheesh, the last thing I want is 50 of them! Blergh! I hate buttons.
All of that meant I was barely around here to comment on my challenge, but I tried to work on that here and there. I love what I am seeing so far. Such a fun challenge and wonderful to see everyone's creativity.
Soooo-- who remembers what today is? It is the yes to the Dress day!! My mom is coming up this morning and then we are going to watch Caitlyn try it on again and then try some different veils too. I have been thinking of ways I can scrap this without showing any of the dress-- one idea is to scrap it like a regular LO and then put a fake barrel over the dress.
Or maybe a black rectangle over it? I know I want to take a picture of her and my mom and I want to scrap it now-- just in case..... who knows what the future will hold?
But if I scrap it I am going to want to share it. I mean, I can (probably will) scrap it and not show anyone, but doesn't that seem weird? LOL
Hope that all of you have a wonderful day/weekend


Yes, that seems crazy to me too! Although I still remember the year a co-worker bought really expensive and thoughtful gifts for us all 30 years ago. She had to carefully explain that it was because she had gone through a break up and just wanted to buy something for someone - and especially for us as she appreciated us. But generally we don't go overboard on presents. Having said that, people always used to leave chocolates for the postal van driver when we lived in a rural delivery area. I think everyone along the route did, so it must have been a very long day to stop at every letterbox and then what did they do with all the chocolates?? Imagine if you were a post van driver with diabetes and you ended up with 300 boxes of chocolates every year
