New Year's Resolutions

It is time to think about New Year's resolutions. Which ones can you commit to? What will you do to make 2010 a great year? Let me know what's on your list!

Here is mine. I plan to frame this one and hang it so I will be reminded daily.

Oh, Christmas Tree!

Now, Mom had a wonderful tree for her grandkids' first Christmas. Check it out!

Christmas Eve 1993

Scrappin' with My Sis

Yay! We had a few days together and did some scrappin' in between sit-ups. lol! Yes, we set a timer for 30 minutes and every time it went off we dropped and did 20 the first day, 25 the second day. So, we did a total of 200 sit-ups the second day. Now, that is one way to get some extra work in!

The theme was definitely Christmas this week! This one goes back to 1988 when we celebrated Christmas with my grandparents on Thanksgiving because my grandparents always left for the sunny beaches of Florida the next day. They only came back home after spring had sprung. Gotta love the hair styles my cousin and I were wearing then!

Brandon's first Christmas at Mom and Dad's with Sheri and me.

The whole family!

Brandon's first Christmas at Great-Grandma and Great-Grandpa's.

Brandon and Luke.

Christmas 1994

Allison's first Christmas

1997

Another Sneak Peek

Ok, so those papers were calling my name again today! I really did try to ignore it! Here's another layout using the new Swirlydoos December kit. My son and I celebrating Christmas in 1994. He is sooooo cute! Just look at those cheeks. Time does fly-he is 16 now and the chubby cheeks are gone. Well, I guess I should attempt to get back to the studies since I have two exams this week. Yuck!

Sneak Peak

This is the December sketch challenge with the new Swirlydoos kit. I heard the papers calling my name last night around 10:30! So, I made this layout while I was waiting to pick up Brandon from a party. The little guys in this layout are Brandon and Luke way back in 1994. don't you just want to hug them?! We celebrated Christmas with my grandparents on Thanksgiving because they always left for the warmer weather of Florida the day after Thanksgiving and would stay there until the next spring. So, although these are Christmas photos it was actually Thanksgiving!