Reisetagebuch: Eine Wochenendreise Once more we set out on a journey. A journey, which involved a nice and comfortable train ride, and a good dinner. But rather than writing down the story, I’ll let the pictures do the talking: Wir haben uns mal wieder aufgemacht. Auf große Reise gings. Eine Reise, die eine angenehme Zugfahrt und ein gutes Abendessen beinhaltete. Aber statt alles aufzuschreiben, lass ich doch lieber die Bilder erzählen:
Von 15 Minuten, und dem Unterschied, den sie machen können As you know, we’ve been out and about, actually mostly trying to avoid big adventures, but today, alas, on our last day, our journey back, we actually got to have all that excitement, all that adrenaline that we’d managed so well to avoid so far. And it all started with 15 minutes. 15 minutes, which I thought we’d still have to stop by for lunch on our way between the airport and the train station. 15 minutes which we spent at McDonald’s to quickly down a little food before moving on, but when we got to the subway station, I realized that those 15 minutes might have outdone us. Why? Because of the holiday. And because of the flocks of people streaming into the subway station from all sides trying to make the subway just as much as we wanted. And what with those endless lines to buy tickets and get through security – it didn’t take more than counting 2 + 2 together …
Mal wieder am Abenteuern Yes, you’ve judged correctly: I’m out and about again. This time, it’s taking us out far west. But even though every journey around here is an adventure, what’s actually on our itinerary is to meet with lots of people, to eat ice-cream and to frequent various cafes. The fact that we’ve been using 5 different means of transportation today to get where we wanted to go (car, bullet train, subway, bus 2x, and plane) might sound adventurous to some of you already, but everything worked out so well (except maybe for the fact that we went to the wrong train station at first and just barely made it to the right train), that we’re still waiting for the real adventure to start … Ja, ihr seht recht: ich bin mal wieder unterwegs. Diesmal geht es hoch hinaus und in den Westen. Doch wenngleich jede Reise hierzulande ein Abenteuer ist, auf dem Programm steht vor allem, uns mit vielen Leuten zu treffen, Eis zu essen und uns in verschiedenen Cafés herumzutreiben. …
Credits: Looking Back by Kristin Cronin-Barrow & Lauren Grier Stories: Templates 6 by Kristin Cronin-Barrow
Bastelecke: DIY Minialbum “Mainau” Hi friends, I’m back to share with you another mini album that I made not too long ago. This one’s definitely the most fancy one I ever did. It comes with lots of flaps, pockets, and many things to discover. It also has lots of room for photos. I made it using a combination of digital and traditional scrapbooking products as well as some Silhouette cutting files. The main products used are the digital scrapbooking kit “Don’t Cry, Blue Skies” by Libby Pritchett & Mari Koegelenberg, and the sticker and ephemera parts of the Hello Sunshine Collection by Pink Paislee. Hallo Freunde! Ich bin zurück, um euch ein weiteres Minialbum zu zeigen, dass ich vor nicht allzu langer Zeit gebastelt habe. Dies ist definitiv das aufwändigste Album, dass ich je erstellt habe. Es hat viele Taschen, Laschen und Klappseiten und es gibt viel zu entdecken. Es hat auch viel Platz für jede Menge Fotos. Für die Erstellung des Albums habe ich eine Kombination von digitalen und traditionellen Scrapbooking Produkten …
Credits: Encinitas by Krystal Hartly, MLE Card & Tracie Stroud Template from Set 140 by Cindy Schneider (modified & resized) Alpha from Beachy Keen by Erica Zane
Credits: High on Summertime by Heather Roselli Template from Set 162 by Cindy Schneider (reduced size) Blissful Stitching – Hexagons by Traci Reed Roller Dates by Traci Reed
Credits: Carolina Coast by Melissa Bennett
Credits: Coastal Getaway by Traci Reed & Meghan Mullens Alpha from Lil Sailor by Kristin Cronin-Barrow
