September Journaling Challenge

I love this idea Jenn! A lot of time the photos can't tell the whole story. Thanks for the inspiration!

My journaling: "What you see is some people walking
and some people running. What you don't see
is that the girl in front, my girl in front, is running faster than she ever has! And she didn't even have to! The losing team had to run around the goal post and back, but the winning team decided to run it with them. That's my girl! Making me proud."

 

Oh... telling stories behind photos is so up my alley... here's my entry... journaling might be a bit difficult to read, but full text can be found in the gallery.

 

Hi again! This was go9ing to be the hardest challenge, so surprisingly I attacked it first... I went through all my recent photos and pulled a few, but really wanted something funny... Then I saw this video clip and decided it was the best choice... So it is my first challenge this month!!!!

After noting some disturbances in the yard. I decided to go back through the videos of the backyard camera... Was stunned to find these images a dance that went on for a couple of minutes on my y little patch of grass.... We finally determined it could only be Raccoons playing.... Just beyond the lit up area is a steep hillside that goes down to a creek, so they are frequent visitors to my yard. although not as much so since I installed the lighting an leave it on all night.

 

A funny story by Scrap by Irre posted Sep 3, 2021 at 8:44 PM

 

I made a page!!!! early even!!!!! LOL here you go, I think it fits!!!!! explained the journaling in the gallery - LOVE YOU!!!!!!! @jk703

 

I love your sample LO. And what a creative and fun challenge!

 

@jk703 - I hope this qualifies.


Journaling: Journaling: Ah! A glass of red wine after a long day. But what you can’t tell from this photograph is that my long day was a day full of worship and joy.
When I left for vacation in July, it never occurred to me that by the time of my return, all of our plans for Rosh Hashanah would have changed. Who knew that the Delta variant would have taken over Florida? Who knew that all of a sudden, our plans for choir, a full congregation and live bimah honors would be impossible? Yet, that’s exactly what happened. We were thrown into a frenzy of replanning, reexamining and reimagining our Holiday plans.
Now, five weeks later, at the end of Rosh Hashanah day, I lift a glass of wine to toast a day of celebration and success! And above all, a toast to the One who gave us the gifts of inspiration, tenacity and faith to make it all happen.
Shanah Tovah 5782!

 

Here's my journaling

 

What a fun challenge. I had the perfect picture for this one!

 

Ironically, I recently took a photo with the intent to scrap this story - then forgot! I found the photo today when cleaning up my hard drive and decided to scrap while inspiration and photo were in the same brain cell. LOL!

 

This is a double page layout.

It goes along with this

 

Journaling reads: I asked Stori to pose for a picture.
She had bumped her arm and was acting mopey.
I took a picture anyway, hoping she would
forget her arm. Elijah, her teenaged uncle,
stood in the background complaining
of the bugs flying nearby. A bug buzzed very close to his face and he
screamed loudly "Why are bugs focusing on
my face and trying to kill me?" He waved his arms
and ran around with crazy eyes. He was being
Mr. Drama and it made Stori burst out laughing!