digi scrappin

I had a few spare moments while in Savannah and made three digital pages.  I hope you like them!

Family

I used the Shabby Princess HopScotch line to piece together cute embellishments and a homemade family tag.

Riding Dumbo with Daddy

Kit:  Shabby Princess - Modish Girl (on sale this week for $5.21)

This page was a collaborative effort between Jenn (my sil) and I.  It started out with a demo of my new purchase and then 20 minutes later was a super girly page featuring just about every type embellishment available! 

Happy

 This layout was easy peasy!  It was a free template that I added a title and some journaling to.  It took less than ten minutes to put together!  Who says digi scrappin' has to be hard?

Home Again Home Again Jiggety Jig

The family and I just got back from a two week vacation covering the Great Smoky Mountains, Charlotte, and Atlanta.  It was quite a whirlwind and now suddenly (it feels), I have to get back to reality.   Currently, the biggest issue for me is is having all this creativity that has been bottled up for two weeks and knowing that my poor house is in disarray.  There is a mountain of laundry to complete, floors to be vacuumed and scrubbed, and grocery shopping to do.  Ugh!  I don't wanna!  I just want to ignore it all and get scrappin! 

Oh - and I have to edit about a gazillion family reunion photos!  Sheesh!  Anyone else feeling a little overwhelmed?  I thought this was suppose to be summer break!

Thanks for listening to my fit.  Now - so you don't feel like I have been ignoring you, welcome to a snippet of our vacation photos!  Enjoy!

Celebrating Connor's first birthday - I can't believe he's already a year old.  (sigh)

The "Boys" in the hot mountain air - riding a kiddie train

Stella and cousin Julia Kate stopping for tea

Kev and I at the family reunion

First Annual Woodall Family Reunion - July 3, 2010