They aren’t my favorite food, so I’ve never actually thought of mentioning them on my blog – mushrooms. But as a matter of fact, mushrooms are quite a popular side dish locally. For the dish you see in the picture today, oyster mushrooms were mixed with other mushrooms and vegetables, … Read more
It’s February 29th, a day we only get to celebrate once in four years. I hope you’re making the most of it. Last week, I started to share with you a list of words to inspire your titles and journaling. Today, I have the second part of this word list … Read more
First, let me start out with this: A couple of years ago, I’d never have thought that drinking hot water would grow on me. But I guess, living in China has marked me some way or another. Now, on a cold winter day, I couldn’t even imagine downing a cold cup … Read more
Credits: Honeybee Mine by Traci Reed PaperClips Backgrounds 2.0 by Libby Pritchett Font: DJB Miss Molly Brown by Darcy Baldwin Schoolin’ Credits: All Year Long – September by Meghan Mullens Bare Essentials by Traci Reed Blissful Stitching by Traci Reed Jot It Down alpha by Britt-ish designs Font: DJB … Read more
Behind the Scenes: Enhancing Legibility of Your Journaling on Patterned Papers – Part 3.
Author: Sula
Date: February 28, 2012
In my little mini-series of working with journaling on patterned papers, I’ve already mentioned a few strategies. But there are even more ways of how you can make your journaling stand out on patterned papers. Another method I’ll discuss today: Creating Journaling Strips The magic word for this solution … Read more
Spring Festival (and the winter break for that matter) is just behind, which means it’s the busiest time of the year – traveling-wise. After all, pretty much all of China is shifting some way or another, going back to celebrate the holidays with their families, visiting friends and relatives, or … Read more
Credits: A Secret Garden by Kristin Cronin-Barrow Font: DJB Miss Molly Brown by Darcy Baldwin
Project Life is all the rage. So, it’s about high time that I picked up on that in my little digiscrap corner as well. Therefore, today’s journal inspiration is all about a week in your life:
“If you want to build a ship, don’t drum up people together to collect wood and don’t assign them tasks and work, but rather teach them to long for the endless immensity of the sea.” Antoine de Saint-Exupery
Credits: Happiness is … by Zoe Pearn Scraplift of lls Grace Credits: Simply by Penny Springmann Blissful Stitches by Traci Reed The Alpha Files No. 17 by Krystal Hartley Font: DJB Miss Molly Brown by Darcy Baldwin Love Credits: This Life: February by Penny Springmann Paper Clips: Backgrorunds 2.0 … Read more
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I'm a traveler on my journey through life with a love for photography and digital scrapbooking. As life has taken me to far away places, I love to observe, and tell the story about what I see and experience (most often tongue in cheek). This is my world.
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