Saturday, 10 May 2008
Friday, 9 May 2008
I am Amazed by YOU!
He stills the roaring of the seas, the roaring of their waves, so that those who dwell at the ends of the earth are in awe at your signs. You make the going out of the morning and the evening to shout for joy. You visit the earth and water it; you greatly enrich it..."
Thursday, 8 May 2008
Hawaii
Another simplistic layout. Love these new Paper Loft paper flowers. The journalling reads "I love 'bumming' around Hawaii with you". Take a zoom look at the photo. Get it?
Wednesday, 7 May 2008
Prima Shopping Spree


Turtle Bay
I love the colours - the rich greens and browns of the land, the brilliant turquoise water and the beige sand that separates the two. It sort of acts like a border to the land. God sure knew what He was doing when He created the heavens and the earth and separated the waters from the dry land. I see pictures like this and I am in awe of His incredible creation. I also become so very aware of my insignificance and my need of His all saving power!
Tuesday, 6 May 2008
Prima Classes with Trisha
Hee Haw, I got to take one of Trisha's classes this past weekend and it was fun! We sure learned a lot; enjoyed flocking; working with embossed chipboard; lots of fun stuff. I thought this page might be too busy for my liking, but I love how this turned out. Love the new Prima products and especially the flowers.
Monday, 5 May 2008
Waikiki Beach
An aerial view of Waikiki that David took (and is very proud of). He took it while I was deep breathing and clinging to a paper bag, remember? I guess I can laugh about it now and I am quite happy to have the pictures, so in a way I can now say I am glad we did the helicopter tour; I just won't do it again. Or maybe it is like having children.....
I added some little pictures of our day on Waikiki beach - so I have our afternoon at Waikiki all on one page which I am fine with. The postcard in the top left corner I picked up a while ago and it fit perfectly on this page because it is a drawing of Waikiki back in the 1920's or so when only a couple of smaller hotels were there, one being the pink one you see in the large photo on the far left and also in the postcard. I love the contrast from the simple, peaceful days of the postcard to the massive 18 story hotels crowding the beaches. Perhaps the page next to this one should be of all the hundreds of people lining the beaches for a piece of sun and surf. Waikiki is not what it used to be; it is, however, still worth seeing.Stay tuned for some real streamlined pages; I really am trying to stay simplistic and clean; uncluttered so to speak.
Blessings!
Julie
ps...don't you just LOVE that blogger now allows you to post date a posting? No more saving in draft on the weekend so I can post during my crazy week. haha! Love it!
Saturday, 3 May 2008
Happy National Scrapbook Day!
We celebrated all this weekend with incredible classes from Prima Educator Trisha Ladouceur, of Edmonton. Wow - was there ever a lot of creativity going on at JSI! Everyone was really working hard and producing some beautiful projects. One more class tomorrow morning. Thank you Trisha. Do you think you will have a voice by tomorrow?
Is anybody listening to ME?????
No...No..Barb, those are for your acrylic album...no really you are going to need those...all 10 of them...no extra's....seriously they are for your album. Pay attention girl!!
Did she say we had to cut out another window....?
I don't think my brain can do another window this late in the day!





































