I have been trying to scrap lots of "everyday" things about Jaimeson & what we do as a family, cos I know my memory is not going to be big enough to remember everything! And cos I always have my iphone with me, I have lots of spontaneous pics to use, it works out quite well!This first page is about "Our Game", the cute little game that Jai and I play, that we just started one day, and stuck with! We even still play it now and then! Can you read the journalling? Fun stuff on this page: the Dear Lizzy washing line paper, the cool BG paper (which for some reason reminds me of the Smurfs!!), and the journal spot which I found via pinterest and had printed at Officeworks.
The second page is about our day at the Royal Easter Show with Granny, Pappa, Aunty Fliss, Cooper and Sienna. So this one is more about a special event than an everyday event. It's good to scrap both! It was Jai's first time encountering all these different animals! The baby animal play pen was massive and he got to pat goats and sheep and see chickens hatching and the ducks going down the slides into the pond! So cute! His faves were the piglets and the chicks, he was so intrigued!Fun stuff: the paper which I bought in Hawaii in 2008! I remember buying it, hooray for using it!, a journal spot from Yvette, I {heart} the little "ticket" stickers I used to write "Easter"! They are gorgeous! Can you see me and my "Chips on a stick" in one of the pics? YUM YUM! If you ever see chips on a stick, get some. They're delish!
Hope you've had a good week!!
:) C
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Your game is so cute. I love that you can see his smile behind the dummy! I love the colours in that page. The BG paper is very sixties - reminds me a big of the Beatles in their psychedelic phase.
I'm so jealous you saw chicks hatching!!! At the canberra show they had a little incubator but only about 5 or 10 eggs. We watched for a while but it wasn't a very exciting show - like watching a kettle boil but it could take all day... So chips on a stick are good?! I saw them at the multicultural festival and they looked awful, white and undercooked. Then I saw them at the Canberra show and they looked awesome, but I didn't get one for some reason. Now I will buy one when I see it!
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