How well do you know your Mom? (Journaling Challenge, Feb 2017)

what a great idea!!! i love the grid style and the idea to do this about your mom ... along with that beautiful photo! so fabulous!

What a great take on the questionnaire challenge. Interviewing what you know about your mom. Great idea and love the photo. Also love the clean lines to your blocked design!

girl, this is so so AMAZING creative and full on the way I think our pages should be.... you know those pages you look and think "I would love to have thought of doing that!!!! " well, you are sop many times to me that, the ideas and creativity of you have no limits!!!!!! love love LOVE the format, the photo is to be scrapped bigger, I have to say, though in here it does the goal as it complements the journaling (in this crazy creative format!!!! I would love to see the photo scrapped bigger. I would ever say I am gonna risk try get a photo like this with Sarita.!!! not sure I will achieve, but this is to me the most amazing mother & daughter super well composed photo. Your cute little cluster with the flags heart & paper clip: awesome!!!!!!! everything is so gorgeously amazing!!!!!!!

@MrsPeel - That's one of like 5 frames, all from the same shoot, that are my very favorite photos of all time - and my husband, who will claim to know nothing about photography, shot them for me! This was November 2011 or 12, I think - I was photographing my family - my Mom & Dad, my brother and his wife, and their 3 kids including the new baby - and I had reserved the Cotton Mill in McKinney for the shoot ... spent like $200 so I could shoot there a couple hours. Mid-shoot, after catching these great pics of my parents using this dilapidated green sofa I found in one of the mill drying rooms, my husband says "give me the camera, go pose with your mom". And when I was processing the photos and found this, I burst into tears. You're right, I do need to scrap this (and the other shots) bigger - I'm adding it to my list! And YES, you need to do a mother-daughter shoot with Sarita. Not only will it be a treasure for you, but someday when you're no longer here (and I think about that with my Mom a lot - what it will be like for me when she's gone - she's my best friend and we talk all the time) that photo will comfort her. DO IT!