Let's get back to this
Through a combination of little mistakes that added up to bigger problems, things have been quiet here when I didn’t intend them to be. It goes something like this: find opportunity to swap three day family getaway for twelve day amazing holiday and take such opportunity. Decide it is best to focus on family and getaway and not lug lots of work equipment, computer devices, or other such things with me when I can do most things in a pinch with my phone. Twenty-six hours into said getaway, in a moment of jet lag, excitement, and too many small objects in one hand, drop my phone and watch as someone arrives with a dustpan and brush to sweep it away in one million tiny shards of glass. As this is right at the front gate of Disney’s Animal Kingdom, say ‘hakuna matata’ and try to see the best part of the situation.
The best part was that I spent eleven days never looking at a phone and fulling soaking in every single thing. That was pretty awesome.
But a few of the messages I wasn’t receiving by not looking at that phone were telling me that all the things I had scheduled to carry on in my absence were breaking. Not awesome at all.
Now we are back, I have communication with the wider world again, and I have a heap of inspiring projects to share with you. Scrapbook pages! Tutorials! Process videos! And a new class to announce!
So let’s do this: starting now and going throughout this weekend, it’s an impromptu explosion of inspiration here. Online scrapbooking party time! Then Monday morning, I’ll share all the details for the new class and open registration for that. Sound good? And for a little extra, if you create a page this weekend for one of the challenges, I’ll send you a little discount to use on Monday, should you want to sign up but keep a few more pennies in your purse.
Tell a friend: we’re scrapping all weekend, right here!
PS: We’ve entered the ‘Mummy, draw me a _____, please’ phase of creativity. Usually it’s steam trains. Lately I need to add a certain cast of characters to my repertoire. It’s a mixed bag: he is high pressure on time constraints but low pressure on accuracy. Phew.
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