scrap-book-ing n. (scrap'booking) 1. obsessive compulsive disorder 
consisting of pouring your grocery money and savings account into 
blank book in such a way that makes the act justifiable. 2. Causes 
euphoria and giddiness in those afflicted. 3. Common ailment among 
scrapbookers for which there is no known cure. The disease can be 
contracted through close encounters with other scrapbookers. 
4. This virus is extremely contagious. Those affected must be
quarantined for one week in a scrapbook store with a large 
limit credit card until symptoms subside.

I have joined a bunch of swaps and I've got things ready to mail.  I 
am making these things called shakers that I had never heard of before
but I'm excited.  I am searching and searching for those darn 
snaps...ugh I'm getting frustrated about those. 

These are so cute:

Top Ten Signs of a Scrapbook Addict 

10 - You're the only one at your family gathering yelling, "Just one 
more photo everyone; I don't have enough for a two-page spread! 

9 - Tiny little punch shapes can be found inconspicuously in; school 
lunch bags, briefcases, pants pockets, the dog's water bowl. 

8 - A simple note to your child's teacher is no longer acceptable; it 
must be printed out in fancy colored fonts and cropped with decorative 
edges.

7 - On your tax return you've claimed your album purchases as a medical
 expense because it's such darn good "therapy". 

6 - You buy a new purple and yellow poka-dotted swimsuit because it 
matches the that cool photo mounting paper.

5 - Your child prodigy is the only one in AG class who thinks the 
word "crop" means to "cut your photos."

4 - When your 2 year old refuses to sit on Santa's lap you ask your 
husband if he will so you can use those cool matching stickers you 
bought for the occasion. 

3 - Your newly redecorated family room now coordinates nicely 
with your photo albums. 

2 - Your preschooler is now questioning if their coloring book is 
of "archival quality".

1 - You're in the emergency room getting stitches and your first 
thought is, 'I wonder what die-cut shape will coordinate 
with this event.

  #7 and #1 are totally me...LOL...


Back to Life...

We went to Greenville this weekend to visit Glenn and had such 
a nice time. Little Loggie got sick but it seems we can't stop the funk 
in this house.  So Mom and I bleached everything today!!  So hopefully we
will all be on the up and up.  


I know I had more I wanted to add...oh well...this is why i need to post everyday.
So I can remember stuff....I'm getting way to old...