Author Archives: scr4pl80 (Scrap Lady)

Jim gives us the last prompt of the year, Crazy, to use for Song Lyric Sunday.  Thanks so much, Jim, for continuing to host this fun blog-along (not sure if that’s really a word but it is now).  I’m hoping … Continue reading →

Lovely Linda tells us to use the word “Year” in our posts today, any way we like.  I am going to talk about reading goals for the year.  I said a few posts ago that I am not going to … Continue reading →

I know there are a lot of folks who are taking the rest of the year off from blogging and social media and I have been frequenting it less and less because of the general busy-ness of Christmas and spending … Continue reading →

As promised, here are the vision cards I made for this year.  I have used basically the same six themes but tweaked them a little bit.  They are the same size as last year, an 8-1/2 x 11 piece of … Continue reading →

It’s time to make the vision cards for 2020.  I use vision cards instead of making New Year’s Resolutions because we all know that resolutions don’t always get resolved.  Instead I take different areas of my life that I’d like … Continue reading →

So there are days when I have lots of time and days when I have none.  While I love the freedom that working from home has given me all these years, I think it’s time I try to figure out … Continue reading →

I did not do as well at the Holiday boutique last Saturday as I had done in the three previous ones but I did manage to sell a few cards and since it was a new to me venue, got … Continue reading →

I am participating again this year in Susannah Conway’s December Reflections.  The prompt for today is “Through the window…”  There have been a lot of window shots posted in the group and at first I was going to try and … Continue reading →

Our prompt today for Song Lyric Sunday is chin/ears/eyes/face/mouth/nose.  I don’t know why but I thought of the song “Spanish Eyes” as sung by Al Martino.  It takes me back to when I was about 18 or 19 and went … Continue reading →