Living Happily Ever After...one year at a time

Thursday, August 13, 2015

Sometimes Your Day Starts Out Bad and Just Goes Downhill From There!

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I'm pasting this post directly from the email I sent to Butch and the girls. This is all about Day 2 of my Downton Abbey Tour trip to ...
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Wednesday, August 12, 2015

A Series of Unfortunate Events

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My trip to England had a bit of a rocky start. A few of the events were a bit unfortunate. 1. I left my Kindle in the pocket on the plane ...
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Tuesday, August 11, 2015

Boy, Do I Have Stories to Tell!

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It was a whirlwind trip to England. I knew that blogging from there would be a challenge as we didn't get in until 11:30 p.m. every nigh...
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Wednesday, August 5, 2015

On the Move in More Ways Than One!

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My friend, Karolyn just moved recently. I couldn't wait to help! My favorite thing is making order out of chaos. We accomplished so much...
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Monday, August 3, 2015

A Few Things

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Recently, I went to a new dermatologist. I love my regular dermatologist (well, except for the day he came in wearing Crocs---that was just ...
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Sleeping Habits

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After nearly 44 years of marriage our sleep habits have changed. Actually, they changed about 5 years ago when Butch retired. I guess that...
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Saturday, August 1, 2015

A Recipe Share

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I had planned to make this for my sisters on our sisters weekend. But by the time I was supposed to cook it on Saturday night, we were still...
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Barbara Eads
I taught organizational classes for scrapbooking around the country---from organizing your space and supplies to your pictures, planning pages and getting ready for a scrapbook retreat. 15 years ago, I developed an in-depth photo organization workshop called "Making the Most of My Memories." Once the pictures were organized in a way that made it easy to access any photo at a moment's notice, "A Year of Memories" was the next natural step. Each month, I assign a topic and provide a kit of materials. The next month each person shares their layout with the group. It's so much fun to see how everyone interprets the theme and uses the same materials---yet each layout is completely different. At the end of the year, we each have a completed album. We're on year 15 now.
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