The Night I Scrapped

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When I got the news at 10:00 last night that Brian had a snow day and the kids had a 2-hour delayed start, I headed right upstairs to scrap. I typically stay off the computer that time of night, but I knew I could take advantage of having another adult in the house and sleep in. ;) I haven't scrapped in forever, and I have to say it felt good to make something pretty.

Go ahead and laugh, all my northern friends. Yes, this is what we have snow days for in Tennessee.
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Traci Reed/Emily Merritt: Look at You Grow
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Gotta love these bright colors, right?
Lauren Grier: Silly Little Monsters
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Traci Reed/Jacque Larsen: Love is in the Air
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And Week 3 of Project Life.
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Left side
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Right side
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Emily Merritt/Lauren Grier: I'm the Princess
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Comments

Lisa S. said…
Beautiful pages Melissa :) where did you get the wordart on your nieces picture I love it but can't find it anywhere. if you even remember can you email me info at lisasailors@gmaila.com THanks !! hope you have a great weekend.
9:40 PM
Christine @ 12,450miles said…
That's what constitutes a snow day?! Wow.

And... you were busy! I love them all! I'm super jealous of all that creative time. Whoa.
7:06 PM
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