Scrapping to do list

Pending training for my new job @ work, I find myself with little to do but surf the internet for anything and all things "scrapbooking". Since I am without my resources of the scrap room @ home, I decided to make a "to do" list of all the pages I want to make, so as to not forget my great intentions!

#1. Christmas "These are a few of my Favorite things" page (in progress: pictures are edited via picnik) Pick papers & print photos in 2x3ish size.

#2. Create square collages with 2x2 photos from honeymoon & Chicago.

#3. Do more 1 photo LOs

#4. Try to do the simplest LOs (think: minimalist, negative space)

#6. Do more LOs of extended family (parents, sibling, grandparents, etc)

#5. Obtain a CriCut! (this will make life much easier)

#6. Eventually, someday, after years (I'm sure) of improving artistic effects and perfecting scrapbooking performance - have a request from someone to publish my project (min. in a blog, but dream big - what about a magazine!? :o) )...

inspiration: www.scrapbook.com

Learning about myself through Google Images

GOOGLE IMAGE TAG

Rules: The rules are simple. Use Google Image to search the answers to the questions below. Then you must choose a picture in the first page of the results, and post it as your answer.

I am...

Eric Dill’s wife

I want to go to...

Spain

And while I'm there, I'll go...

to Barcelona

My Favourite Place...
the beach

My Favourite Things are...
scrapbooking, my maltese-yorkie,travel

My Favourite Drink is...
fruit tea!

My Favourite Food is...
a tie between sushi and mexican

My Colors are...
brown and orange

I currently live in... madison, tn

But was born in... nashville, tn

I attended... Goodlettsville Church of Christ

I love watching these shows... True Blood, The Office, Ghost Hunters

I love doing these... Jazzercise & shopping

I wish for these everyday... millions of dollars!

A shot of Jack Daniels on the rocks

For Valentine's day, Eric and I spent our first married V-day in Lynchburg, TN at the Jack Daniel's distillery.
It was fun. It was a beautiful day and a nice drive there. There is also a charming little city square right next to the distillery.







<-- smelled terrible!

<-- watch out for the bunghole reamer!

<-- you can buy a barrel for between $7,000 and $9,000.