Digital Scrapping uploaded (4/02/09)

I think it is a great LO. It has nice masculine colors but not too dark. I also really have come to love the hidden journaling aspects and tricks and use that more often now than I ever thought I would have. (I don't always want everyone to know everything about every picture, and so on the surface there might be a little something... or just names and dates... and then on the inside or hidden are the actual details or the story behind the picture.) Something maybe that the picture might not reveal.. I recently scrapped a page with me holding a 19" BASS...I did not catch it by myself... and I had a sick migraine the whole time we were out on the boat...as well as way into the night after the trip to the lake... In the picture, I look fine and happy... and I caught A FISH... It was the only time I threw my line into the water.... My hubby tried for several hours... NO Fish... My youngest DD caught a Fish at least as big as mine... probably bigger.. the minimum was 21" and so we threw them back... I think that there were only three fish caught that day... four people and three fish... Not much of a catch... But when I think back to the circumstances... I caught one with a horrible sick Headache.... It is a Fish Story to tell.... And The picture only tells the small story... Anyways, I digress... Keep writing... and healing.....

Cyndi Anne in Arkansas

Kate, You did a great job with this layout. I can't imagine 22+pages of journaling but sometimes the story just needs to be told. I love how the page is broken up with different patterns and ribbons. That is something that I would like to do more of. The tags with the photos make an awesome matte. Knowing your story, I think the clock is a perfect addition.

Crystal

Beautiful page and a touching way to move on from a painful chapter in your life. Still can't believe it's digital.

Lynne