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  Rikki

• Jan 1, 2017

I don't really know what to say, Cath, but not commenting and just leaving would not be right. Your layout reminds me of the song "How soon is now" from The Smiths. If you don't know it, you should listen to it. I hope for you that your NOW comes rather sooner than later.

 

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  StefanieS

• Jan 1, 2017

I am so sorry that you are in such a dark place for now.
I do hope that your nothing becomes something special, little things to savour and enjoy every day.

 

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  wombat146

• Jan 1, 2017

Cath I hope that you realise that you are more than you think you are, you are a caring and thoughtful person and you do have the power within yourself to change your Now. Very emotive page and I love your creativity! xx

 

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  kirstiegai

• Jan 1, 2017

This made me sad. I've been there and felt like nothing. I hope you find something soon to change things.

 

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  berniek

• Jan 1, 2017

I too felt like I had to say something but didn't really know what. What I can say, is that I don't think of you as nothing. You are an important and present part of my scrapbooking world and I know I'm not the only one who feels this way. I hope the sun starts shining and you will feel more positive soon.

 

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  bellbird

• Jan 1, 2017

i like the book and journal design here with yours stamping on the left, I hope MOC and know TLP interests you and i hope N also being for New year helps turn things around for you

 

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  Cath_

• Jan 1, 2017

Should have done it on A - attitude change ...

 

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  JSmith84

• Jan 1, 2017

Journaling pages can get so personal, and sometimes getting it all out on paper really helps process all those feelings. I hope that the new year brings you a fresh start. I really like your use of the journal as a base, as this really sounds like a page out of a diary. I always struggle to get the angle of the text right on elements like this, but you nailed it.

 

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  sparagus

• Jan 2, 2017

This page is so brave. I love the journaling. We have all been there at one point or another, I think...and scrapping and journaling can be so very therapeutic. Very well done.

 

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  HeatherB

• Jan 2, 2017

Hugs, Cath. Your journaling is brave, it takes a lot of courage to admit to being in a dark place. I hope that this is just temporary and that you get a fresh start in the New Year.