Thursday, February 11, 2010
Wednesday, February 10, 2010
Lesson pack from scraphappy kat
Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Here is my winning entry for the sketch challenge.
I saw this dear little echidna cross the lawn, heading for the garden, by the time I grabbed my camera I couldn't find him. Then suddenly the cat jumped up onto the side of the fish pond and was watching something very closely. The echidna had climbed into an ice-cream container full of water (left there for the dog) to cool off. I just had to scrap this photo.
Happy scrapping people.
Thanks for popping in.
Heather
January Sketch challenge winner
Wow!!
I just popped over to Kathie's site -Scraphappy Kat and received a very pleasant surprise.
My sketch challenge enty for last month won a fantastic prize.
Many thanks Kathie I am really stoked..
I will put it up for you to see later this afternoon...
I just popped over to Kathie's site -Scraphappy Kat and received a very pleasant surprise.
My sketch challenge enty for last month won a fantastic prize.
Many thanks Kathie I am really stoked..
I will put it up for you to see later this afternoon...
OTP finally finished
February 2010
It has taken forever to get back here, I never seem to get the time these days but I am going to try to make an entry every week from today!! Well try anyway.
Loads have been happening, Christmas came and went, Kara returned from her Qld holiday with Richard, Vicki came home exhausted from Europe, closely followed by RJ then David. It has been lovely to have them all together even if it is only for a short time. Thomas our grandson spent some days with us, swimming, making cubbies, watching DVD's and cooking - aren't little people wonderful.
David will return to Scotland next week, I am not looking forward to saying goodbye again, so I don't think I will go to the airport - hate airports saying goodbye is just awful... Of course there is a possibility that we might go to Scotland later in the year - so I will hold on to that thought.
On a brighter note I have finnished some OTP projects, the hanger was something I saw in a scrapping mag - sorry I dont know which one right now but I will add it later. The album was made up from left over papers from a class I did with Kathie from Scraphappykat.
So that's about it for now, will load my entry for the sketch comp and the LO from Scraphappykat.blog later in the week.
Thanks for stopping bye Heather
Loads have been happening, Christmas came and went, Kara returned from her Qld holiday with Richard, Vicki came home exhausted from Europe, closely followed by RJ then David. It has been lovely to have them all together even if it is only for a short time. Thomas our grandson spent some days with us, swimming, making cubbies, watching DVD's and cooking - aren't little people wonderful.
David will return to Scotland next week, I am not looking forward to saying goodbye again, so I don't think I will go to the airport - hate airports saying goodbye is just awful... Of course there is a possibility that we might go to Scotland later in the year - so I will hold on to that thought.
On a brighter note I have finnished some OTP projects, the hanger was something I saw in a scrapping mag - sorry I dont know which one right now but I will add it later. The album was made up from left over papers from a class I did with Kathie from Scraphappykat.
So that's about it for now, will load my entry for the sketch comp and the LO from Scraphappykat.blog later in the week.
Thanks for stopping bye Heather
Thursday, December 24, 2009
Christmas Eve 2009
Can you believe how the quickly last few weeks have gone!!!!
Three of my children are in Switzerland taking advantage of the snow, leaving one precious daughter at home to celebrate Christmas with us. It will be strange without them this year, but I am already planning a family get together on Australia day, (which is helping me stay positive and not dwelling on them being away).
The tree is up, decorations hung, wreath is finished and hanging, about to go home and prepare all the food for tomorrow.
Wishing everyone a safe and happy christmas
Thanks for popping in.
Heather
Three of my children are in Switzerland taking advantage of the snow, leaving one precious daughter at home to celebrate Christmas with us. It will be strange without them this year, but I am already planning a family get together on Australia day, (which is helping me stay positive and not dwelling on them being away).
The tree is up, decorations hung, wreath is finished and hanging, about to go home and prepare all the food for tomorrow.
Wishing everyone a safe and happy christmas
Thanks for popping in.
Heather
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