tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1833064334661758444.post2143157837460741463..comments2024-03-10T01:32:11.891-08:00Comments on What I Made Today: Digging Myself OutUnknownnoreply@blogger.comBlogger5125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1833064334661758444.post-11588730991707913122023-08-25T13:03:09.216-07:002023-08-25T13:03:09.216-07:00Kongo Halk Cumhuriyeti yurtdışı kargo
Kongo yurtd...<a href="https://www.hizlikargola.com/turkiye-den-kongo-halk-cumhuriyetine-yurtdisi-kargo/" title=" Kongo Halk Cumhuriyeti yurtdışı kargo" rel="nofollow"> Kongo Halk Cumhuriyeti yurtdışı kargo</a><br /><a href="https://www.hizlikargola.com/turkiye-den-kongoya-yurtdisi-kargo/" title=" Kongo yurtdışı kargo" rel="nofollow"> Kongo yurtdışı kargo</a><br /><a href="https://www.hizlikargola.com/turkiye-den-komora-yurtdisi-kargo/" title=" Komora yurtdışı kargo" rel="nofollow"> Komora yurtdışı kargo</a><br /><a href="https://www.hizlikargola.com/turkiye-den-kolombiyaya-yurtdisi-kargo/" title=" Kolombiya yurtdışı kargo" rel="nofollow"> Kolombiya yurtdışı kargo</a><br /><a href="https://www.hizlikargola.com/turkiye-den-kiribatiye-yurtdisi-kargo/" title=" Kiribati yurtdışı kargo" rel="nofollow"> Kiribati yurtdışı kargo</a><br /><br />MFMTS8Gürbüznoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1833064334661758444.post-70177899404716474632023-08-23T20:00:08.356-07:002023-08-23T20:00:08.356-07:00Libya yurtdışı kargo
Liberya yurtdışı kargo
Leso...<a href="https://www.hizlikargola.com/turkiye-den-libyaya-yurtdisi-kargo/" title=" Libya yurtdışı kargo" rel="nofollow"> Libya yurtdışı kargo</a><br /><a href="https://www.hizlikargola.com/turkiye-den-liberyaya-yurtdisi-kargo/" title=" Liberya yurtdışı kargo" rel="nofollow"> Liberya yurtdışı kargo</a><br /><a href="https://www.hizlikargola.com/turkiye-den-lesothoya-yurtdisi-kargo/" title=" Lesotho yurtdışı kargo" rel="nofollow"> Lesotho yurtdışı kargo</a><br /><a href="https://www.hizlikargola.com/turkiye-den-laosa-yurtdisi-kargo/" title=" Laos yurtdışı kargo" rel="nofollow"> Laos yurtdışı kargo</a><br /><a href="https://www.hizlikargola.com/turkiye-den-kuzey-mariana-adalarina-yurtdisi-kargo/" title=" Kuzey Marina Adaları yurtdışı kargo" rel="nofollow"> Kuzey Marina Adaları yurtdışı kargo</a><br /><br />A2J1ENecipnoreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1833064334661758444.post-34195959486134375802009-12-30T10:31:31.305-08:002009-12-30T10:31:31.305-08:00MMW - Ack! You're looking at close ups of my ...MMW - Ack! You're looking at close ups of my clutter?! Ben and I have 2 smaller boxes each and one big one for the bulky stuff that I think our kids might enjoy looking through one day - an old cheerleading uniform, my first violin (a half-size), my costume when I danced in the opening ceremonies of the Olympics.<br /><br />I left high school with three large moving boxes' worth of keepsakes. Each time I go through it, I thin it out. I'm really happy with where it's at now, meaning that everything I have is either profoundly special to me or I think <i>I</i> would love it if I had the equivalent for <i>my</i> parents.<br /><br />My mom obviously controlled what was saved from my early years. Which is nothing. I have a photo of my brother and me at age two. That's it. I don't believe in being a pack rat, but I'm glad that as I reached my high school years my parents let me filter what to keep. And of course now that I'm older and have more perspective, 90% of the high school stuff has been done away with. But I was able to decide what was important and how much storage I was willing to dedicate to my keepsakes.<br /><br />Also, I consider handmade items a completely seperate category. I have NOTHING that I can say my mother, or grandmother, or aunt, etc. made, which is sad because I know they did make things. My mom just didn't hold on to anything. But how amazing is it to look at an old quilt and say "my great-grandmother made that" and look at the hand stitching and the fabric of the times!<br /><br />To each her own. :)<br /><br />As for the header, I know nothing of digital scrapbooking or the like. (I assume that's what you're talking about? See, I have no clue.) I bought the header as is - minus text - for $0.99 and used Picasa (free photo editing software) to add the text. I don't own Photoshop or Illustrator or any of the other programs I hear people rave about, so I'm afraid I have no clue what to tell you. I believe House of 3 has tutorials on thier site or their blog. I've never looked through them, but perhaps they could point you in the right direction.<br /><br />Heather, glad you like the header. :) You've been on my mind...Rachel Dhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/08301110715679690009noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1833064334661758444.post-66235808343842267762009-12-30T00:44:45.318-08:002009-12-30T00:44:45.318-08:00I had to enlarge one of the pictures to read the f...I had to enlarge one of the pictures to read the fine print...Ben's childhood stuff...<br /><br />That's a great goal for me to plan towards...to have all my kids' childhood stuff fit into one box.<br /><br />Good luck with rearranging.<br /><br />BTW, did you rearrange the House of 3 elements to make the header? I have the same lot but can't figure out HOW to use it.MMWhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/09928294741659782372noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-1833064334661758444.post-24180171073169605012009-12-29T21:09:00.787-08:002009-12-29T21:09:00.787-08:00So that's where the RS list came from. :) Look...So that's where the RS list came from. :) Looks like you'll be busy for the next few days. ;)<br /><br />{Heart} the new header!!! Fabulous! :)Heather Mhttps://www.blogger.com/profile/05081830676564691555noreply@blogger.com