Re: [the midnight scrapper] Lee Currie submitted a comment to it was so worth the wait... For years we ate fake maple syrup and then we tried the real stuff and our lives were changed LOL And just look at that bottle...makes it taste even better!!

Re: [the midnight scrapper] Libby submitted a comment to a quick and easy new year gift... Thanks Libby, you know sometimes I just have to get my girly on (not often, but sometimes LOL)

Re: [the midnight scrapper] diane submitted a comment to December Daily 2010*... Yes, all the photos were saved as jpegs and flattened before uploading...just one of those things, but you know you cant keep a determined scrapbooker down LOL

Re: [the midnight scrapper] Dipty submitted a comment to its that time once again when all things must be sorted and purged... Yes I love it all cleaned out, though it does look a little empty with all Oscars school uniforms gone!! The frames on the wall are IKEA and the prints are a mixture of IKEA, etsy, and my sons drawings, nothing expensive. The shelves in the cupboard are from Howards Storage World and are made by elfa (part of their storage solutions range). And yes, organising makes me happy LOL

Re: [the midnight scrapper] Libby submitted a comment to one of my many projects for this year... Tell me about it Libby...I have signed up for a few things this year (more posts to come) and I am also doing project life. In my mind my plan is to think deeper about the photos I take for 52 photos and 365 becomes the catchall for our everyday, ordinary life (well thats how I hope it works out!!) And yes, Monikas blog ios a great one to follow, she is always updating with cool projects.

Re: [the midnight scrapper] elizabeth submitted a comment to one of my many projects for this year... That is just about the whole house Elizabeth LOL Now Im now not sure that the prompts are supposed to be Saturdays...its just that the first week was a Saturday so my OCD brain read that as must do same time each week. Im sure it is more flexible than I am interpreting it!!!!!

Re: [the midnight scrapper] Mel submitted a comment to its that time once again when all things must be sorted and purged... No Mel, not in binders...just in rows (3) in the large drawer under the TV stand and then you can just flip through them. Binders (very small choice) would have taken up just as much room. It just freed up so much room for a shuffle around!!

Re: [the midnight scrapper] elizabeth submitted a comment to its that time once again when all things must be sorted and purged... Oh that comparison to Martha makes my day LOL

Re: [the midnight scrapper] mel submitted a comment to graduation day... Mel, I teared up again typing it up LOL

Re: [the midnight scrapper] Lynne submitted a comment to as if the scrapping, quilting, crochet and jam making were not enough to keep me busy... Lyn, firstly welcome out of lurkdom! Yes, zippers. They look soooooo simple but are deceptive little suckers when you try and get the sewing foot close to the closing end. Lets just say there were some minor tantrums going on at my sewing table, but I finally did it. Good luck!!

Re: [the midnight scrapper] Esther (aka blue_eyed_pea) submitted a comment to looking forward, looking back... Esther, one of the graduating students also gave a talk and the first thing she said was...no exams in Creative Arts. You could hear the inner cheering of the assembled students LOL Yes, it does sound like lots of fun :)

Cute and clutter do not go together in my world!! Sent from my iPhone

Re: [the midnight scrapper] Anneke submitted a comment to mission accomplished... Hi Anneke I love that story and know exactly what you are talking about because we have that same add and I agree...they taste like they come from heaven!! As another funny story, I participated in Project 365 last year (that sounds funny to say, 5 days into the new year LOL) and at the beginning of December I saw a wonderful Ferrero Roche display in our supermarket a giant golden Christmas tree made out of hundreds of chocolate balls, surrounded by box after box of Ferrero Roche. It was truly dazzling and I decided it just had to be photo of the day. I whipped out my camera and lined up for a photo and this sort of brought everyones attention to me. So there I am with everyone looking and asking what I am doing. So I have 2 options at this point spend the next 15 minutes telling them all about project 365 or... I tell them I am a merchandiser checking the display, snap the photo and get out of there asap!!!!!!! Yep, I sure do love that chocolate. Jody

Hi Nadine I did the album a month at a time. At the end of each month I would have my photos printed and then come home, slip them in the album and journal. I set the album up myself as there was no way us poor internationals were ever going to get a kit!!! I knew if I got behind to much (and I did fall about 6 weeks behind at one point) I would be to overwhelmed to catch up. I keep saying it but I am proud that I got it all done because although the concept is simple, it is a commitment! Take care... Jody