Wishing the man who does it all a day to relax. Thanksgiving always seems to upstage his birthday, and this year let's add his dad's hospital homecoming after open heart surgery and our son's wisdom teeth surgery. Here's a card I made for his day, and it actually was made last weekend and not this morning.
Well, hello again! I get so disappointed when too much time passes between posts. This time I'm going to blame good 'ol Rochester weather. It had been so gloomy for many days. The lack of sunshine made it difficult for me to get half-way descent pictures of cards to post. Some sun appeared yesterday, so I gave it a "shot." Honestly, there could be a problem with the "picture- taker" (me) and not just the need for natural light. Yet I complain...
So getting to the point, I like to send Halloween cards to far-away family members. (if that means you, don't go any further, the card's in the mail!) The monster card was an idea from my friendly CTMH consultant with a few minor adjustments. I love this stamp set! It can work well for kids' birthday cards and my students love it when I stamp their papers with these characters as well. The witch card is an original (yea me!) Another CTMH stamp set that is really cool. I couldn't help but use other stamps from the set for the inside of the card and the envelope as well.
Quick post here. Saw this card somewhere and knew I had to make it sometime. Well that sometime came as I needed a wedding card for a colleague. I think the monotone, simplicity of the design makes it elegant.
Well hello again. Reality has set in. The reality is I will not be able to post as often as I would like. I had thought I would post M - Th throughout the month of August and then in September, with the start of back to school, I would cut back to 2x a week. Not going to happen. Posting once a week may be a more realistic goal. I'll give it my best shot.
So, it was a good start to the school year. Only 4 days so far, but things are looking optimistic. Already many cute stories to share. Therefore, today I'll share a story and a few pics instead of a project. I think you'll like it.
Friday was the principal's 50th birthday. If you've ever been at a meeting with her, you know a bottle of Diet Pepsi always accompanies her. Let's just say she'll be prepared for many (50 in fact) meetings to come. A few of my colleagues and I had our students deliver 50 bottles of Diet Pepsi, ONE AT A TIME, to her throughout the morning. I understand it kept her in stitches! We ended the day with the final bottles and a children's rendition of "Happy Birthday!" It was a day to remember and smile.