My husband and I just celebrated our 38th wedding anniversary!? How can that be…when I still consider myself to be a forty-something? The numbers just don’t crunch!
But I am the luckiest girl alive because I am truly married to my BEST Friend!
I decided to make a little scrapbook because of a fun little idea that I saw on Pinterest, it uses all kinds of numbers and I knew that my husband would love it!
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Today I thought that I would do a Mother’s Day thought, since it is coming up here shortly. My mother has been gone for 7 years now, but I am so grateful for all the many things that she taught me and the wonderful family life that I had growing up! I have wonderful memories of my mom helping me and teaching me so many of her different talents…sewing, cooking, quilting, and helping others. I was a very lucky girl to have a mom like her! So this thought is in her honor!
To print this, right click over the image and go to “save image as” then save in a folder, or you can right click over the image and go to “copy image” , open your favorite program like Word or Presentations and right click again and go to “paste”. This has been formatted to an 8 x 10 size which would be perfect for framing and giving to your favorite Mom! :)
Have a great Thursday!
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I have been tending grandkids for 9 straight days and I am totally worn out! I guess that is why you have your children when you are young, so that you can kind of keep up with them! :) They have been really good kids, but I am exhausted. We went to the park, had picnics, went to our cabin overnight, had our Easter party, went to another Easter party, learned how to do a rainbow loom…made lots of bracelets, went shopping, went to church and I carpooled kids from school! Oh and we also watched after 3 birds! I forgot how much time and ENERGY it takes to keep up with little kids! So my praise goes out to all of you that are raising small children…keep up the great job!
Needless to say, I have not done many projects this last week, but I do have one very simple sewing project for you today:
Here is a fun Easter project for kids and adults alike! It is a darling puzzle made from Popsicle sticks!
This a post that I posted a couple of weeks ago over at I Should Be Mopping the Floor, but wanted to share it with you here!
Well, I think that it is officially Spring here. Well, maybe not officially, but it is snowing or raining one day and beautiful sunshine the next, so isn’t that the definition of spring? I love when the flowers start popping out of the ground and there is hope of the warmer weather coming. But, sometimes I just cannot wait for it to come, so I decided to bring it in a little bit earlier with my Spring in a bottle(s)!
Today I am excited to give you these recipe cards!
These have been a long time in coming. I made them to match my Recipe Book Dividers. So now you can organize your recipes with the dividers and have matching cards to go with them! :)
I have been playing with my Silhouette machine again and taking another class from Kerri Bradford. The class that I took to design these scrapbook pages is called Just Add Color.
I don’t really do that much scrapbooking any more, but I wanted to learn these new techniques and so I decided that it would be fun to create these pages in 8.5 x 11 format and then I could frame them in an 8 x 10 frame if I wanted to!
This month the visiting teaching message for my church is about being a light to the world.
I love that every month the messages focus on a character trait of the Savior, and this month the trait is:
The Divine Mission of Jesus Christ: Light of the World.
If you understand today’s thought, you can thank a teacher!!!
I saw this saying on a bumper sticker the other day and I have been laughing ever since! If you know a teacher or you are a teacher, this is a great saying to frame and put on your desk!
To print, right click over image and go to “save image as” then save in a folder. Or you can right click over image and go to “copy image” then open your favorite program like Word or Presentations, right click again and go to “paste”. This is formatted to an 8 x 10 size. You could also send this out to your favorite photo processing place.
This would make a great gift for teacher appreciation! :)
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Here is my thought for today…and isn’t this the truth!
To print, right click over image and go to “save image as”, then save in a folder of your choice. Or, you can right click over image and go to “copy image” then open your favorite program like Word or Presentations and right click again and go to paste. This is formatted to and 8 x 10 for those of you that would like to have it printed and/or framed.
Are you blessed with GOOD friends? Then indeed,you are very LUCKY too!
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