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I am once again awe struck by your LOs and your style. I see so many elements that you use that typically defy my own ability to create with. Fabulous, just fabulous.

Now I do have a question after seeing so many LOs completed....where do they go now that they are done? Do you have a room dedicated to photo albums?

Super job! Like how the circle on the background paper mimics the swirl right behind Kenan.

Thanks!
I'm certainly going to need a room soon! We have book shelves on either side of our fireplace and they're each half full of albums. I need to encourage the kids to take pages!

Love these layouts Pam - the colors are vibrant and perfect!

Thanks! The colors in the photos were a bit intimidating. The kit was kind of perfect.

How do you scrapbook gloomy Forks and do it justice?

Did you come across any of the Cullens? I'd love to visit Forks and LaPush.

ScrappinJen wrote:Did you come across any of the Cullen's? I'd love to visit Forks and LaPush.

No Cullen sightings. I wanted to go over to LaPush but the day was speeding by. Next time I'm out there I hope to make it over to LaPush and spend some time in Port Angeles. My whole being is at peace in that part of the country.

Trip Advisor recommended Puffin 101 for lunch just on the outskirts of Forks. Delicious! The waitress lowered a treasure chest from the ceiling so Kenan could choose a prize.
Joel insists "Puffin" was in reference to the marijuana shop next door. He might be right? Jennifer, I thought no this is the turn off to LaPush.

Forks, Cullen's, LaPush... All gibberish to me Jennifer is really going to throw me from the car now! I think it's vampire related...

Gah, next you'll be telling me you don't even know who Renesmee Cullen is. Will we ever find a book series we both love???

nancine wrote:Forks, Cullen's, LaPush... All gibberish to me Jennifer is really going to throw me from the car now! I think it's vampire related...

These were my thoughts exactly, Nancy. I think we did drive through one of those places on the way to the coast one time. If so, I didn't think it was worth a photo.

Ah, pop culture. It usually doesn't attract my attention in the least. Mandee and I enjoyed the Twilight series. Partly we made fun of it but it was a cute, impossible love story with interesting characters. The Forks area is very historic - ultimately devastated by bad federal politics. It's moody and lush - how could it not be considering they measure annual rainfall in feet instead of inches?

You don't have to love it, it's okay.

How about the Dublin Murder Squad series, Nancy? I just finished book 6 the night before last and I was up reading until 1AM. Love those books.

Or, back to the Northwest, I could say that Sleepless in Seattle is one of my all time fave romance movies.
And 10 Things I Hate About You which is a cult classic for the Barkers and me.

I can't explain my interest in a YA series of books but I started reading Twilight one hot summer day and became addicted. And the movies caught me, too. That finale in the last one was amazing. Just sayin'.

We can't all be addicted to PBS and culture.