It is funny how my good memories also ties in with something that makes me kind of sad.
I can not stop using my KI scraps. no full sheets of paper were hurt in the making of this LO
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7 comments:
Your comment about no full sheets were harmed made me LOL!
Wow, your comment about how happy memories can make you sad because they won't be happening again any time soon (and you'll have to be a grandma!!!) really resonates.
*grin* Keep hoarding those scraps!
Love the balance you struck on this page -- literally and figuratively!
Humunah Humunah!
I am *heart*-ing all the KI! There is no way you can even chuck teeny scraps of Holiday KI away - they come in use somewhere down the line! :oD
Love this - isn't it amazing what we end up missingonce they grow up?? Your use of the KI scraps is fascinating - you rock!!
oh how cute.
awesome memory to write down!
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