Today I felt like it was time for a new desktop background. I searched through my "words" pinboard to find a quote I really loved and added it to one of my favorite pictures from my red-hair shoot. And this is what I created.
I thought maybe you'd like to download and use it on your own computer, so I'm sharing. :) Click HERE for all the size downloads.
Let me know what you think!
Thursday, July 07, 2011
Wednesday, July 06, 2011
Project Three Hundred and Sixty Five
Here is week 2 in pictures!
Things that make me smile right now:
Things that make me smile right now:
- So You Think You Can Dance
- planning for the convention this weekend
- catching up on news at the "salon" with Hannah and Lyndsey
- sunflower seeds
- conversations in service
How was your week??
See details about the pictures here: http://goo.gl/dBpjD
Tuesday, July 05, 2011
red hair
Once again it was time to visit "Hannah's Home Salon" for touch ups on my hair. And since I so completely LOVED how it turned out last time, we decided to just do the same thing again. Red and purple hair, baby bangs and fun layers. And I got my eyebrows waxed for the first time ever. :) This makes me so happy!
Its BLOG HOP time!!
It is the 3rd Anniversary for Scrapbooking from the Inside Out and in honor of that they're having a Blog Hop. Being on the design team for SFTIO was a highlight of my 2010 and I'm so excited that they've included me in the hop today!
Now if you've arrived at my blog and are just now hearing of today's HOP, please jump back to Melissa's blog. That's stop number one! There are some amazing prizes and giveaways available. You do not want to miss out!!
In honor of SFTIO, I wanted to share one of my favorite layouts from my term on the design team. It was from the month of ENLIGHTENMENT.
So maybe you're new to this blog, or Scrapbooking from the Inside Out in general and you're wondering... "what's it all about?" Scrapbooking from the Inside Out is more than just a kit club. Their emotion-based kits encourage a deep self exploration with a theme each month that pushes you to scrapbook about yourself and the things that are important to you. And on the forum you'll find a warm, welcoming community who share daily triumphs and struggles, and scrapbooking challenges that match that month's theme. And even if you don't have a kit, you can participate and scrap right along with us. We'd love to have you!
This month's theme is INDEPENDENCE. Swing by and check out the inspiring layouts and projects created by the current and newly announced Design Team. They'll also each be sharing a layout in the rest of this hop!
So make sure you keep on HOPING! Your next stop is Pamela's blog: HERE.
And keep going till you hit the Scrapbooking from the Inside Out Blog. There will be lots to see along the way! Enjoy!
Now if you've arrived at my blog and are just now hearing of today's HOP, please jump back to Melissa's blog. That's stop number one! There are some amazing prizes and giveaways available. You do not want to miss out!!
In honor of SFTIO, I wanted to share one of my favorite layouts from my term on the design team. It was from the month of ENLIGHTENMENT.
So maybe you're new to this blog, or Scrapbooking from the Inside Out in general and you're wondering... "what's it all about?" Scrapbooking from the Inside Out is more than just a kit club. Their emotion-based kits encourage a deep self exploration with a theme each month that pushes you to scrapbook about yourself and the things that are important to you. And on the forum you'll find a warm, welcoming community who share daily triumphs and struggles, and scrapbooking challenges that match that month's theme. And even if you don't have a kit, you can participate and scrap right along with us. We'd love to have you!
This month's theme is INDEPENDENCE. Swing by and check out the inspiring layouts and projects created by the current and newly announced Design Team. They'll also each be sharing a layout in the rest of this hop!
So make sure you keep on HOPING! Your next stop is Pamela's blog: HERE.
And keep going till you hit the Scrapbooking from the Inside Out Blog. There will be lots to see along the way! Enjoy!
Friday, July 01, 2011
Masquer's Theater
For the last few months Chris and I have been hard at work with the most recent play at Masquer's Theater called "The Doctor in Spite of Himself." Its a seventeenth century comedy by Moliere (see details here). Chris played the young man in love with the daughter who fakes loosing her speech so she won't have to marry someone else. And I was stage manager on this performance.
This is the 3rd production Chris and I have been a part of, and its something we really love to do. The Masquer's Theater is an intimate local theater in Soap Lake, and when we're involved in a play it feels like our second home. The Doctor was our favorite so far...we loved the cast and crew and just had fun every performance. The play is full of subtle humor and some laugh-out-loud moments. So that was my other job: to sit in the audience and laugh. :D I love laughing... and even after seeing it so many times, I still genuinely laughed at the jokes.
I also took pictures one of the performances, so I wanted to share them here.
I made Shutterfly books for everyone and they should be here tomorrow or the next day. I am eager to see how they turned out.
the last performance was last Sunday the 26th. We're both a little sad its over, but I am eager for a bit of a break. It has kept us so busy this last month! This winter there will be a production of "The Wizard of Oz!" I think Chris would make a fabulous Cowardly Lion, don't you?? :D
So now you know a little bit more about my life "offline." Hope you enjoyed the pictures.
This is the 3rd production Chris and I have been a part of, and its something we really love to do. The Masquer's Theater is an intimate local theater in Soap Lake, and when we're involved in a play it feels like our second home. The Doctor was our favorite so far...we loved the cast and crew and just had fun every performance. The play is full of subtle humor and some laugh-out-loud moments. So that was my other job: to sit in the audience and laugh. :D I love laughing... and even after seeing it so many times, I still genuinely laughed at the jokes.
I also took pictures one of the performances, so I wanted to share them here.
I made Shutterfly books for everyone and they should be here tomorrow or the next day. I am eager to see how they turned out.
the last performance was last Sunday the 26th. We're both a little sad its over, but I am eager for a bit of a break. It has kept us so busy this last month! This winter there will be a production of "The Wizard of Oz!" I think Chris would make a fabulous Cowardly Lion, don't you?? :D
So now you know a little bit more about my life "offline." Hope you enjoyed the pictures.
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