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Showing posts with label scrapbook sale. Show all posts

Sunday, October 30, 2011

New Arrivals…

leaves

I can’t believe Christmas is LESS than 2 months away!  Tomorrow is Halloween and then in a blink of an eye it will be Christmas.  Why does the time go so much faster when you’re an adult than when you’re a child? 

As I sit in my studio I am loving the beautiful red, orange and yellow leaves still lingering on the trees, but there won’t be too many more days left to enjoy the colors.  The leaves are dropping so fast.  And, I keep hearing that dreaded word….SNOW…popping up.  Fortunately, so far it’s been no where near us but I know it’s coming…eventually.  I would seriously give anything to avoid snow this winter.  Driving on snow and ice covered roads for 2+ hours every day gets really old….really fast.   Maybe we’ll get lucky and not get ANY snow this year!  Ha!  Yeah…I’m dreaming! 

I know I should be working on Christmas items for my shop but I keep getting sidetracked!  Of  course, ANY scrapbook would make a great  Christmas gift…it doesn’t have to be a Christmas scrapbook, right?  :)

So anyway, here’s what’s new in my Etsy shop this week….

Our Sweet Girl 1

Our Sweet Girl Paper Bag Scrapbook

Our Sweet Girl 2      Our Sweet Girl 3Our Sweet Girl 4      Our Sweet Girl 5Our Sweet Girl 6      Our Sweet Girl 7

Sixteen 1

Sweet Sixteen Paper Bag Scrapbook

Sixteen 2      Sixteen 3Sixteen 4      Sixteen 5Sixteen 6      Sixteen 7

Pregnant 1

Pregnancy Paper Bag Scrapbook

Pregnant 2      Pregnant 3Pregnant 4      Pregnant 5Pregnant 6      Pregnant 7

Remember…there are also still some  Halloween/Fall books in my Etsy shop…

Creepy 1

Creepy Halloween Paper Bag Scrapbook

Fall 1

Fall Paper Bag Scrapbook

And…if you’re still looking for a place to put those summer photos….check out the summer scrapbooks in my clearance section!

 

Have a fun Halloween!  :)

 

Friday, November 26, 2010

Fall Scrapbooks….on SALE

Autumn 1

Some fall clearance going on in my Etsy shop right now!   It’s the perfect time to get those fall/autumn/pumpkin patch photos scrapped before the holiday photos start stacking up!!!

:)

Saturday, October 24, 2009

Scrapbook Sale Continues



The sale continues on Etsy today.

                                       



                                       



I love biographies and autobiographies.  They are my absolute favorite genre of audio books, especially when they're read by the author.  Since I listen to audio books everyday on my commute I go through a lot of books...usually a couple books per week.  Some I just grab off the library shelf because there aren't really any other options that particular day and some I've been anxiously awaiting their arrival in the new section.  This book....I've been waiting for.  Hoping that it would show up at one of my libraries (yeah, I go to several!). 




Her earlier book, Saving Graces, had brought so many tears to my eyes as I read it that I had to stop.  Reading of the loss of her son when I had just been through so much with my own, was too much for me at the time.  Some time later though, I thought I could get through it if I listened to the audio book instead.  What was I thinking?  I walked into work for days with red puffy eyes.  Yeah, not so smart listening to a tear jerker on the way to work!!!! 

I loved the book though.  How could you not love this woman?  How could you not want to wrap your arms around her and comfort her as she told the story of her son's death and her struggle with breast cancer?  For those of us who have been thisclose to that kind of loss, her story is an inspiration.  Not because she overcame every obstacle with ease and grace and emerged on the other side unscathed, but perhaps because her journey, like ours, came with bumps along the way.

Of the two books, I would definitely say that Saving Graces is my favorite, but only because so much of Resilience seems to be a recap.  If you pick up Resilience because you want the scoup on John's affair, don't bother.  It's Elizabeth's story, not John's.  In this day of sensationalism, I must say I was a bit relieved.  I find her story much more compelling anyway.



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