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Pages for AEDM 2009. Day 3 in my art journal.

Two more pages in my art journal.
First page: white background, black scrap. In case you don´t know me, I´m big on scraps. I´m a scraps scrapper. I start by using a whole sheet and then keep using it till there is virtually nothing left. I use part of the sheet on page 2 and the scrap here. A female and a male skull with a friendly skeleton waving. In the red envelope you will find a list of family members that have already left.
Hubbie loved this one! Black background and, yes, scraps plus the thick stickers and a Thicker # 2 in white. the clock refers to a quote I read today: "Hay más tiempo que vida" ( note of translator: there is more time than life). I found it at Dirty Footprints Studio and as I told Connie (and I quote myself from the comments section) it expresses what I´ve been thinking lately.






Click on image to see it bigger. :)
My wish of "What do you wish to complete?" has already been granted. *grin* Unless of course I take into account the scrapbook pages about the first communion. *wonder* 
They told me the pizza was tasty, with many varieties. I managed to get a couple of those, although I didn´t manage to actually sit for dinner). After the magic show (provided by one of the girls´ granduncle) and the craft table (provided by the same girl´s godmother) we had a brownie and cream dessert followed by the communion cakes.

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Another cool project! Danette just launched her Self Expression Springboard (name which, with us feeling springier by the day, is particularly fitting)
This is what she had to say today:
Imagine you at your most powerful. You rock. You are a freaking champion, and everyone knows it. We are filling a stadium to the brim, voices cheering and hearts splashing in anticipation of you making your entrance. We all know what song is going to blast through the speakers as you walk into the ring. It suits this moment perfectly. It makes you feel so good, to step into the light with this song playing...
What is the song? Oh I'm dying to know! What is it about this song? How does it make you feel? Who are you being when you walk out to this song?
You can explore this catalyst any way you choose to. Craft, video, photography, dance, writing, performance, or even by simply answering the question in one sentence. Any way you choose is expressive. Use Self-Expression Springboards and see where they take you!
This is my song: Shine. I loved it back in 1993 while living in Chester, England and used it as background music for a video of our daffodils there. I was hyper glowing at that time. *grin at the memories*
What is your song?

