Well J-Lynn, this is a fabulous page! I so enjoyed reading your list! I know you said you wanted the numbers flush on the left, but I think a bit angled it leads to almost a real paper scrap page where the glue was put on and the numbers didn't stick straight.. I actually love that and also love the 1950's/1960's vintage drawing of the woman with her apron on.. you are one busy woman I love your number 6 .. I giggled regarding the ancestor giving you heartburn and your saying "and ancestor you know who you are" LOL... that cracked me up. I am glad you enjoy helping others plan their Disney trips and glad that you too love to travel.. I am the same, as soon as getting home and unpacking, I want to pack and go on the next adventure! You are a great Mom being so involved in your children's activities.. I am amazed that they are learning Sign Language. (I can tell you that is a commodity that pays money later on as insurance carriers will pay sometimes to have a translator go to dr visits with a hearing impaired person.) Love your list and thank you for playing along with the MOC8 Day 2 challenge.. your page is terrific!!! TFS! (Have fun at 6 flags!!)
@tinkerbell1112 ha ha.. maybe a realtive like an aunt or something can help. I love doing that too.. My mother did a lot of the work so I inherited the ancestory stuff
@cfile lucky you! Unfortunately no one alive can help that I've found so far I have a feeling I'm going to have to just accept it the way it is and hope that someday maybe someone somewhere has a record that is in a Bible or something that can help me and indexes it and puts it out there. these are individuals from the 1700s and 1800s so it makes it very hard. Genealogy can be rewarding yet very frustrating at the same time! sigh....
I think it's awesome you journaled for each list item! The idea crossed my mind, but I'd already spent so long selecting the images for my page and didn't leave much room for journaling.
Fun list! You are very smart to cherish your time with kids. My daughter moved to Oklahoma for college and then to Ohio for grad school. Then she got married and moved to Oklahoma again. She and her husband recently moved back closer to us and after 10 years, I am so excited to have them here.
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