I’m always excited to come back home to see my kitties again.
Here’s the title page to my kitty scrapbook.
Category Archives: Scrapping and Cards
Keeneland
This was a birthday weekend in Kentucky. I can still remember the beautiful weather and company. I’m so glad this page turned out as pretty as that weekend.
“A Year to Remember”
I am much in love with this dandelion stamp!
“Love is”
We’re the most beautiful bride and groom I’ve ever seen 🙂
I made this page with a wedding card someone gave us and extra wedding ribbon from our bubbles.
Natchez Trace
Cricut cutout, and stamping, and easy embellishments all on 1 page!
“To the Top of the Mountain”
Sometimes a random road trip is just as memorable as a planned one:
Scrapbook
Just another page from my “Adventures” book.
Traveling
We’re about to start up our busy season and start traveling again. My favorite part of my job is the places I get to travel while working. Here’s a page of one of my first work trips; Phoenix AZ
An End To Summer
Summer is coming to an end, and although I can’t wait for crunchy leaves and pumpkin flavored lattes, I did enjoy the sunshine of summer.
Even though this wasn’t from this year, it’s still one of my favorite summer memories.
A scrapbook layout from our trip to Callaway Garden.
This is my favorite part!
The picture is actually two pictures pieced together, and the butterfly punch is taken from the extra halves I had. I think it ties together nicely.
Handrails and Patience
We have finally been given the news that the home we are looking to buy is up to code!
It seems like it’s been a long battle getting up to this point. First our contract was voided in a weird, and somewhat shady, Realtor issue in which they altered our signed document. Then we had to do the home inspection on two difference occasions because the sellers wouldn’t let us in the house on our first trip. There was an issue with the carpet where the sellers claimed to replace it, but the carpet was stained. And finally the largest issue of all, no handrails around their very high front porch. The sellers were unwilling to put the railing up, which is a code violation, because they didn’t like how it looked. Meanwhile our bank was unwilling to give us a loan on the home, because it wasn’t up to code. It all came down to a pretty nasty email in which we finally had to say “Put the railing, or we aren’t buying your house”. (Not that we don’t want to buy it, but the bank won’t let us.) All in all, it’s been extremely frustrating for J and I, since all we want to do is give these people all our money and get their house!
But it appears like we might be seeing the light at the end of the tunnel. I’m so excited for this next step in life I couldn’t help but make up a few cards to celebrate.
