Showing posts with label JYC. Show all posts
Showing posts with label JYC. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Christmas weather we want it or, nah, we want it...

I grew up in sunny, warm San Diego. Christmas was warm. Sometimes we would play with the hose or have water ballon fights. (yup, we fought on Christmas. But it was all good.)

Fast forward many, many years and here I am in southern Virginia. While we are considered the south, we are north enough to get snow some years on Christmas. (Okay, so I can only remember snow ON Christmas one time.) Usually we only get a bit of a chill on Christmas.

Today, it is chilly and rainy. The kind of rain that soaks to the bone and refuses to leave. So, what is a girl to do????

Why, take the girls to a bookstore for a book and a cuppa tea.
Oddly enough, we are ALL reading Vampire books. And we need the next one in the Morganville series.
Christmas colors are red and green. There is red in the blood, and green in my face when I think about the blood.
So that makes these Christmas-ey books. No????










Gotta go. There are about a hundred more books calling to me too ......






Journal MY Christmas - Declaration


I am riding along with Shimelle this December/January in her Journal Your Christmas class. It's a GREAT deal. Why? You ask. Because you pay for one year and get, are you ready,
ALL FUTURE YEARS FREE.
Yup, you are buying a life-time membership to the Journal Your Christmas Club. How stinkin' cool is that!!!



So, here is my Declaration:


I am going to enjoy Christmas, and all of the pagentry that goes along with it.



That's it. Oh, yeah, and along the way I am going to create an awesome little album about Christmas and all of the pagentry that goes along with it. I won't be stressing about getting the perfect picture. Or worried about getting the words down on paper well enough to impress Mrs. Brown from high school. (really I can't remember her name, but you know what I mean.) I also am not going to stress/worry/feel inadequate for scrap-lifting. No one who sees my album will know, and if I ever get a prize for it, I will acknowledge all the great, creative minds I can remember.


So, there it is. My December 2009 /January 2010 Declaration.


(note: By posting this a day late, I have already proven my commitment to my declaration. Just incase you were wondering how serious I was going to stay about this.)