Tuesday, January 13, 2009
My Friends
My Friends are fighting. I don't care who is right who is wrong just wish they could agree to disagree, respect each others beliefs and move on. I love them all.
Sunday, January 11, 2009
Jan09 Layouts with C2P kit
Inspiration: Color! Really loved how this months kit inspired me to use great color combinations! You will too.
Sheldon and I took a spontaneous trip to Savannah and Tybee Island last month which went great with this kit.
And then this one was great for our New Years although we didn't get any real photos! But I gathered up the "remains" and got a pretty good memory.
And again I have a mess. And some where in there are my atc's still to be finished....
Sheldon and I took a spontaneous trip to Savannah and Tybee Island last month which went great with this kit.
And then this one was great for our New Years although we didn't get any real photos! But I gathered up the "remains" and got a pretty good memory.
And again I have a mess. And some where in there are my atc's still to be finished....
Thursday, January 8, 2009
Interesting comment on another site
Author only listed RCD as his id but I like what he said:
During the debate for the constitution, Patrick Henry was concerned that a large federal government would inevitably lead to a loss of individual freedom. James Madison’s argument was there were two protections in the Constitution to prevent this. One was that the Feds would have no ability to directly tax the population. The other was that Senators would be elected by state legislatures. Madison reasoned that the federal government would not become despotic if it had no money, and Senators would be kept in check because they would be responsive to the people through more accessible state governments. The Democrats removed both protections just over 90 years ago and we have today exactly what Patrick Henry feared: a government run by career politicians with no interest in the actual country or its people. In one famous speech Henry asked rhetorically whether liberty has been destroyed most often by the licentiousness of the people or by the tyranny of rulers? "I imagine," he answered, "you will find the balance on the side of tyranny."
During the debate for the constitution, Patrick Henry was concerned that a large federal government would inevitably lead to a loss of individual freedom. James Madison’s argument was there were two protections in the Constitution to prevent this. One was that the Feds would have no ability to directly tax the population. The other was that Senators would be elected by state legislatures. Madison reasoned that the federal government would not become despotic if it had no money, and Senators would be kept in check because they would be responsive to the people through more accessible state governments. The Democrats removed both protections just over 90 years ago and we have today exactly what Patrick Henry feared: a government run by career politicians with no interest in the actual country or its people. In one famous speech Henry asked rhetorically whether liberty has been destroyed most often by the licentiousness of the people or by the tyranny of rulers? "I imagine," he answered, "you will find the balance on the side of tyranny."
schools
I'm so confused. Detroit schools are scrambling to get money or donations for toilet paper and light bulbs but Chicago schools paid $67,000 (count the zeros) for cappuccino (sp) machines?
We really have some mixed up priorities.
We really have some mixed up priorities.
Wednesday, January 7, 2009
See!
Al Qaeda blaming Obama for Gaza. These people don't care who's president. No one can make a difference. They will not be satisfied till we are all either dead or converted. Did anyone see the special report on the Hamas leaders son that has defected to the US? He has converted to Christianity and is telling all who will listen exactly what I just said. You cannot please the extremists of Islam.
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090107/ap_on_re_mi_ea/ml_al_qaida_tape_gaza
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090107/ap_on_re_mi_ea/ml_al_qaida_tape_gaza
Tuesday, January 6, 2009
Interesting Quote
Ran across in an inspirational training mag:
Don't tell me the sky's the limit when there are footprints on the moon.
They probably meant it for sales people but I think it's apropo to many aspects of our lives.
Don't tell me the sky's the limit when there are footprints on the moon.
They probably meant it for sales people but I think it's apropo to many aspects of our lives.
Monday, January 5, 2009
New Years!
We didn't have Josh with us this year to celebrate and we neglected to take a photo so I gathered all the "remains"!!!
Some of these BoBunny papers the back is better than the front!
Added the title (duh). Glad I did cause it was just the right touch for that corner which was a little dark, carried the color from the ribbon and flower up to the corner. Tip on these Thickers, you WILL need additional adhesive. But the adhesive on them is good for temporary positioning to get them in just the right spot. Then if you move them, the residue left behind wipes off very easily. That's turning a baddie into a goodie!!
Pic still ended up looking a little crooked, sorry.
Some of these BoBunny papers the back is better than the front!
Added the title (duh). Glad I did cause it was just the right touch for that corner which was a little dark, carried the color from the ribbon and flower up to the corner. Tip on these Thickers, you WILL need additional adhesive. But the adhesive on them is good for temporary positioning to get them in just the right spot. Then if you move them, the residue left behind wipes off very easily. That's turning a baddie into a goodie!!
Pic still ended up looking a little crooked, sorry.
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