
My "postage person" Libby has the blues since her friend set her straight.
Hubby says that I should change the name of the book to my childhood since "My Story" would need to have blank pages at the end. I understand his meaning but I'm certainly not going to change it now!
I'm pretty excited about this one. The first pants purse I made never got lined and I just tied the straps to the belt loops. This one is completely finished off. Still may have a couple stray threads here and there but I think it looks pretty darn good...thanks to Mrs. Wilwerding...my 8th grade Home Economics teacher who taught me how to sew.
I also have finished my sign-in page. The pocket will hold all the vehicle sign-in tags.
As a kid nearly every summer we took a long road trip, sometimes driving across the country. I've seen every state west of the Mississippi River plus a couple east of it and 4 Canadian Provence's. I miss the traveling, seeing out of the way places, eating at diners, setting up a makeshift camp.
So this is the beginning of my ode to the road trip...
The little van is my sign-in tag. Each participant will decorate their own from the ones I've included.
I just got an email that a piece I submitted to Somerset Memories will be published in the Dec/Jan issue!!!!! I am thrilled as you can well imagine. I can hardly wait for the magazine to come out.
Late spring of 2008 a charm bracelet of mine will be published in a book titled 1000 Jewelry Details.
I feel like I rushed the last page...can't think of anything really clever to say. Maybe it will come to me later on. I did name the picture "Purrfect dinner" ...that seems to fit.
I was surprised to find as many FDR quotes as I did that I actually liked. I picked this one for it's fun yet very true statement and also that it was short enough to fit on the cover nicely.
I'm determined to finish this book. One more set of pages and the covers to do.
Here are the pages I completed today.
Special thanks to Elizabeth for the blue handmade paper!!