ADSR Challenge 1 layout: Wednesday's Child

This is the layout I made for this season's first challenge. I've been to the race gallery and there are a lot of great layouts...make sure you go to Ndis to check them out!

Journaling: Almost everyone has heard the poem called Monday‘s Child. It starts like this: “Monday’s child is fair of face; Tuesday‘s child is full of grace....”. You were born on a Wednesday and Wednesday’s child is full of woe. But I think because of your love of horses it should be ‘full of whoa’. You’ve been drawn to horses all of your life. As a toddler you would sit on the rocking horse for hours. When you got older you wanted to take riding lessons and go to horse camp. And now, you are attending college majoring in Equine Sciences. Whoa...doesn’t it make you wonder just a little bit if being a Wednesday’s child has anything to do with it?

Credits:
Backgrounds: Vintage Getaway Kit by Theresa Hernandez. Elements: stitches (color altered) by Brittney Ferguson Designs; heart splatter from Berry Fabulous Kit by Andrea Dickinson; web brush from Web Freebie 111807 by Katie Pertiet; circle stitch (color altered) from Homespun by RoseMade Designs; flowers from Love Is Kit by Melany Violette; buttons from Wallflower Kit by Tracy Collins; tag from Forest Primeval Kit by Mary Ridgeway; ribbon & bow from Country Potpourri Kit by Paris Designs. Font: PT Playhouse (title) and PT Marking Pen (journaling)
Template by Christy Haig

Layout: Shipwreck

This is the layout I made for the 1st challenge of last season's Amazing Race. The layout had to include the word 'amazing'.....either in the journaling or in the title.

Credits: Digital scrapbook page created in Microsoft Digital Image Suite. Background: Linda from the Ninety Nine Names Collection by Phreyfall. Elements: rusty brad from Go Camping Kit by Chris Stone (Calico Designs); rope, eyelet and staples from Rustic Kit by Alexandra Brandwein; stitching from Baby Its Cold Kit by Tracy Collins (retrodiva); graphic of ship from Google Image Search. Font: Amienne (journaling) and Trebuchet MS (title)

Freebie: Linda

Here is a background I made and I call it Linda. Go here to get the freebie. If you download this freebie please leave a comment and if you use it in a layout please credit Linda from Ninety Nine Names Collection by Phreyfall. I would love to see how you use it so e-mail me at tlh681@aol.com

Tagged

Brittney tagged me. So I have to tell you 6 facts about myself:

1. I like liver (especially smothered in onions)!
2. I can't sing.
3. I like to camp.
4. I am not as tall as my drivers license says I am.
5. I like to bake.
6. I have been known to spend hours balancing a checkbook just to find a penny.

Now I just have to figure out who I will tag!

Layout: Hide and Seek

This is one of the layouts I made during the ADSR last year. I am patiently (okay....maybe not patiently) waiting for this year's contest to begin!!!

Journaling: One of my hobbies is genealogy and one of my favorite places to go is a cemetery. Almost any cemetery will do...but I especially like the older ones. Cemeteries are quiet and peaceful. I enjoy walking around reading the names and looking at the beautiful artwork on the stones. And, if I get lucky, sometimes I find a long lost relative or two! I read once that, “Genealogy is like playing hide and seek: They hide...I seek!” and I couldn’t help but chuckle...how true that statement is! I searched for years to find the gravestones of my great great grandparents and words can’t even begin to describe the sense of accomplishment and satisfaction I felt when I finally found them!

Credits: Digital scrapbook page created for ADSR Challenge #10 with Microsoft Digital Image Suite. Background from Butterfly Garden by Julie O. Elements: stitched circle (color altered) and green paint from Clown Feet by Sheana Whittaker; flower from Butterfly Garden by Julie O; design from Design Starts Series by Carrie Stephens; stitching from Bluebay by Designs by Krista; button from Grungy Athlete Kit by Chris Stone at Calico Designs. Fonts: Reservoir Grunge and Rockwell (title) and Boopee (journaling)