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- mrsnigby
- There are too many titles to describe me: Stay-At-Home Mom, military wife, college student,rubberstamping and papercrafts instructor...blah, blah, blah. Currently I am living in Richmond Hill, Georgia with my Army husband, two kids, and lots of rubber stamps. I love to travel, craft, and just be silly!
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-Aristotle
My husband told me if I buy any more stamps, he'll leave me. I'll miss him.
God is always watching so the least we can do is make it interesting.
Chocolate is cheaper than therapy and you don't have to make an appointment.
-Anonymous
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Thursday, May 27, 2010
Luisenpark Field Trip
9:10 AM |
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downtown Mannheim. The field trip was a bit of a nightmare as we waited outside in drizzly weather over two hours for our bus to show up and rode over an hour on the bus only to be
told by the two teachers in charge of the field trip that we would barely have an hour to explore the park before having to drive back to Ramstein. Not the best planned field trip I've ever been on but we had a good time for the short amount of time we were in the park. The majority of our time there was spent on the gondoletta, an inexpensive boat ride across the lake inside the park. As you ride you can see peacocks and storks roaming the park, the stork's nest, flamingos, pelicans, and we had enormous carp and a mama duck swim right up to us with her babies in tow.
Even with the park overcast and dreary, we still enjoyed the beauty of the park.
a waddle, as the case may be! I made sure the boys stayed
back since the mama and daddy geese would attack if they felt their
babies were being threatened.
the water.
Aren't they adorable?!
Group photo near the penguin exhibit.
Jordan on the way back, looking a little tired :)
would be worth going back to the park when the weather improves,
especially since we missed seeing so much of the park. It would be the perfect place to spend an afternoon since there are so many places to picnic and play. I hope you enjoyed the photos of our latest adventure!
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Back in the Crafting Saddle Again
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This charming little organizer box is a printable template called Filed with Flair, a template featured through Papertrey Ink. The template also comes with a base that fits three boxes side by side, which I will definitely have to make in the future. I had two or three printed templates leftover from a class I taught awhile back and thought this would be a good way for me to get back in the crafting groove.
I created six cards from previous card designs for inside the box, mostly with German sentiments since this is going to a German friend of mine. The color scheme is an unusual mix of Stampin' Up! neutrals: Kraft, Basic Gray, Going Gray, Basic Black, Sahara Sand, and Very Vanilla. The box is large enough to easily fit eight to ten cards with envelopes. I'd also like to design an acetate top to fit onto the top of the box since I think it would make it look more finished for gift giving.
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