The sentiment and the die-cut of the deer were laying on my work surface, and I wanted to use them on a card before they got lost in the shuffle.
I was also using some 6" X 6" scenery papers for Thanksgiving cards. I suddenly realized that I could put all three items on a card.
After adhering my chosen scenery panel, the deer was glued directly to the card front. I thought it looked as though it was walking down that path towards the trees in the hills. The sentiment circle was popped up with foam squares.
I stamped a simple sentiment on the inside.
Yesterday, we attended the "signing ceremony" at our grandson's high school. He has commmitted to attend Boston University on a swimming scholarship next year. This ceremony was a way to congratulate him and other athletes at his school who have earned scholarships and committed to other universities. Each of their high school coaches had some nice things to say about them, and parents and other family members were there to show their support.
This is a photo of Patrick "signing" his commitment as he sits between his mom and dad. It will be fun to follow his swimming career in Boston beginning next fall.
We have a granddaughter who will also be graduating in the spring and heading off to college. She hasn't committed to a particular university yet, but she's a great soccer player, so I hope she gets to use her athletic skills at college, whether its on a school or intramural team.
This is one of her senior pictures that were taken just recently. She's a beautiful girl--inside and out--and she wants to go into nursing. I think it's the perfect field of study for such a kind and caring girl!
Thanks so much for stopping by, and remember to laugh--a little or a lot--every day
Cheryl
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