Wordless Wednesday

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This cute orange owl arrived in the mail last week from a friend. Thank you, Lori! (and ignore the dust on my piano)
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And still trying to get caught up on PL from this summer. Slowly working my way through. I think I just have about 2 weeks left to finish.

Week 25
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Week 26
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Week 27
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Week 28
Hmmm. Just noticed I do not even have a Week 28 started. Here's hoping I have some idea of what we did that week. :)

Week 29
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Week 30
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Week 31
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Comments

Krista said…
great pages as always! I am inspired now to cut my hair by the way - your style is so chic!
8:50 AM
Unknown said…
What program do you use to create those pages?
9:52 AM
Vicky said…
Clearly living your moments full- clearly. Sigh...
9:56 AM
Amy said…
Your pages are just awesome! And I kind of love that owl. I don't know of anywhere in my house it would go but I still like it.
12:37 PM
Lori! said…
My eyes completely went crossed at the thought of Rory reading names while Camden announces the weather.
And nobody would've noticed any dust if you hadn't mentioned it!!! :) Glad you like the owl.
12:08 AM
Christine @ 12,450miles said…
Fabulous layouts! I have to catch up on my P365 here too... and start posting what I already have! Sigh...
6:27 PM
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