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18 October 2011
Box Making
This is the second class I'll be teaching in November at the Greater New York Stamp Show--I'm super pumped about this one also--it's such a unique project!
It's also a bit of a sneaker peaker from the upcoming Technique Junkie 3D and Fun Folds Paper Craft CD!! You can order your very own copy today!! Just visit my side bar and follow the link! Easy Peasy! Lots of great stuff on this CD peeps!!
This little number houses a gift card and is sure to wow! the receiver. I've made a few of these and showed them off....(mostly to teen agers--who think they are amazing!)
When you remove the cover, the sides flop down and reveal the gift card holder--cool?
The image, from I Brake For Stamps, completes the Rock N Roll feel of the project. I'll put an iTunes card in it before I give it away--it's the perfect gift for any number of my kiddo's friends!
You can find the cool drum image on I Brake For Stamps', Music Sheet. It's full of great music-y images, make sure to check it out. Use my code, also, and save! SAVE10JANE
That's all for today! Make it a great one, TTFN--Jane
24 January 2008
My self-portrait after my self-haircut
This photo was taken by me, immediately after I trimmed my hair. Not too bad, and VERY cheap! I really need a professional haircut, but it'll be a while before I can afford one. Ah well, there are worse things in life! Here goes...
Here's another photo of me, taken on Christmas Day, me holding my granddaughter, Ella. She's the cute one!
Here's another photo of me, taken on Christmas Day, me holding my granddaughter, Ella. She's the cute one!
11 January 2008
Wow, it's been about 2.5 months since my last post! It would appear that I've been very busy with something.
I was in the hospital for two weeks (from 7 November thru 21 November) due to colon complications. What started out as abdominal tenderness turned into something much more serious. After a second colonoscopy, in as many days, I was found to have ischemia, diverticulosis and irritable bowel disease of the sigmoid colon, and ulcers in the mid transverse colon. Lying on your back for two weeks, and being served only broth and yellow jello for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, makes one weak. When I was released from the hospital, I needed a walker to get around, for about a month. I had home health nurses and physical therapists visit me twice a week for a month. I'm feeling much better now, but need to return to my Gastroenterologist next month for another colonoscopy. We need to see if the ischemia (dying colon due to lack of oxygen to the blood vessels) is improving on its own, or if I will require surgery. I think it's healing on its own, as my functions appear to be working somewhat properly now.
I wasn't able to complete my photography workshop, as the hospital stay was right in the middle of the class. I should be able to finish up in the Spring. I'm looking forward to that.
I was in the hospital for two weeks (from 7 November thru 21 November) due to colon complications. What started out as abdominal tenderness turned into something much more serious. After a second colonoscopy, in as many days, I was found to have ischemia, diverticulosis and irritable bowel disease of the sigmoid colon, and ulcers in the mid transverse colon. Lying on your back for two weeks, and being served only broth and yellow jello for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, makes one weak. When I was released from the hospital, I needed a walker to get around, for about a month. I had home health nurses and physical therapists visit me twice a week for a month. I'm feeling much better now, but need to return to my Gastroenterologist next month for another colonoscopy. We need to see if the ischemia (dying colon due to lack of oxygen to the blood vessels) is improving on its own, or if I will require surgery. I think it's healing on its own, as my functions appear to be working somewhat properly now.
I wasn't able to complete my photography workshop, as the hospital stay was right in the middle of the class. I should be able to finish up in the Spring. I'm looking forward to that.
28 October 2007
Two New Photos
Here are two more photos I took last Sunday, for my digital photography workshop. The instructor liked both photos, but the first was the favorite.
These were the action shots for Week 5 of the class. Initially I was unsure that I'd be able to find an action shot. But, when I mentioned the word action, well, Casey went into action for me. He did all sort of tricks, but this is the one I liked best.
Then a little later, Grandpa was digging a couple of holes to plant some new plants. I noticed the action of the dirt falling from the shovel at the very end of his digging. I quickly snapped a few photos of the dirt falling. That worked out well.
Later that day, we took Casey to meet up with his Dad. After transferring his overnight bag and other goodies, Bill and I went into a grocery store to purchase a few necessities. When we walked out of the store, Bill told me to look. There were two hot air balloons just to our left. They'd lifted off about 10 minutes earlier. I looked both ways to cross the thoroughfare, and told Bill to look behind him. There was a hot air balloon that had just left the ground, and was like a giant hovering over us. I immediately thought that I need to hurry to the car to get my camera, when it hit me. When leaving home, I started to grab my camera, just in case there might be something of interest to take a picture of. Then left home without it. That taught me a lesson . . . NEVER leave home without it! You never know when you will see something, such as these three hot air balloons, that could be a snapshot of a lifetime. Now, my camera goes where I go.
These were the action shots for Week 5 of the class. Initially I was unsure that I'd be able to find an action shot. But, when I mentioned the word action, well, Casey went into action for me. He did all sort of tricks, but this is the one I liked best.
Then a little later, Grandpa was digging a couple of holes to plant some new plants. I noticed the action of the dirt falling from the shovel at the very end of his digging. I quickly snapped a few photos of the dirt falling. That worked out well.
Later that day, we took Casey to meet up with his Dad. After transferring his overnight bag and other goodies, Bill and I went into a grocery store to purchase a few necessities. When we walked out of the store, Bill told me to look. There were two hot air balloons just to our left. They'd lifted off about 10 minutes earlier. I looked both ways to cross the thoroughfare, and told Bill to look behind him. There was a hot air balloon that had just left the ground, and was like a giant hovering over us. I immediately thought that I need to hurry to the car to get my camera, when it hit me. When leaving home, I started to grab my camera, just in case there might be something of interest to take a picture of. Then left home without it. That taught me a lesson . . . NEVER leave home without it! You never know when you will see something, such as these three hot air balloons, that could be a snapshot of a lifetime. Now, my camera goes where I go.
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