Catch Up!

Dang, almost a year since I've posted.  Time flies when you're living in what feels like a post-apocalypse world.

I think that I'm going to refrain from making this a "rambling thoughts" sort of post and stick to posting some of what I've been doing.

Unfortunately I don't have photos, but I spent a couple of months this past winter working on cards for servicemen and women to send back home to their friends and families.  Thanks to the beautiful art work created by members of Paper Artists Online (PAO) I managed to complete well over 200 cards.  It was a labor of love and thanks and I'll definitely do it again soon.

The scraplift challenge is on-going at PAO and we're now up to #29.  I skipped several of them for various reasons, but those I did I really enjoyed.  I also took a few classes and will do a separate post for those.

So - onto our scraplift challenge.

#19 - I chose a photo of Adam that I took the day he received his Associates Degree-Criminal Justice in the mail.  His classes switched over to on-line only because of the Chinese virus, and of course there was no ceremony.  Adam maintained Dean's list throughout both years and was President's list once.  Soooo very proud of this young man!  He's since begun classes at UNC-P in CJ-Forensics and is finishing up his first year there.

#20 - Poor Apollo - He can't get out to roam anymore!  I wanted to title this "Don't Fence Me In" for obvious reasons.

#21 - My niece Michelle on a casino cruise.  I think she was actually checking out the guys instead of gambling, but WTH - she's single!

#26 - Our grandson Adam again.  He was around 18 months old in these photos.

And that brings me to:

#28 - These were taken standing on my friend Bonnie's dock at Taw Caw Creek, SC.  This has to be one of my favorite places in the entire State of SC and is a part of the Santee Lakes system.  You can take the girl out of the SC Low-Country but you can't take the Low-Country out of the girl!

And that, my friends, catches me up again with the challenges!

Until next time - love and light!