Look at These Cute Stamps
I purchased these at http://www.zazzle.com/ for the save the date cards and invitations. I thought they were great for our theme and destination wedding!
Ring Shopping
It's almost time to make this thing real with some ring shopping. I've been doing online shopping and found some looks that I like. I never wear any jewelry except the diamond studs that Steve purchased several years ago. Here are some photos of the looks I like.
It's almost time to make this thing real with some ring shopping. I've been doing online shopping and found some looks that I like. I never wear any jewelry except the diamond studs that Steve purchased several years ago. Here are some photos of the looks I like.
Hopefully we will go to Zales or somewhere soon so we can see how these guys look together!
Cake Ideas
Here are my ideas for my cake. I want a very casual, yet clean cake that will go with the funky topper I found. It lights and flashes the Vegas sign.
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| http://www.retrobakerylv.com/ |
I am thinking about the suit one on top of the quilted one with black beads instead of silver beads and sapphire blue or red or alternating frosting beads at the bottom of the cakes instead of the purple/red-black. (Whew.)
Las Vegas Ticket Save The Date Cards
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| The printed sheets of STD's |
I perforated each card along the "bar code" strip and applied a magnetic background just on the end portion with the pertinent information. I used a corner rounder, perforator, paper cutter, scissors, pencil, ruler, printer, circle cutter and glue striper.

The part that made it look most professional was the corner rounding with the $7.99 rounder. This gave both the envelopes and the "tickets" a polished look. These are fun, easy cards to send to my friends and family.
My nephew is in Kindergarden and overheard a story of a great reward of a new video game for a teenager getting straight A's in school. Bradley Dean (who is currently evaluated on Satisfactory or Unsatisfactory) looked at his parents and proudly said "I want a new game, too, my teacher said my A's are getting a lot straighter!"
Owen is a ghost. He is also my son. He is also my son's new imaginary friend. I am not sure how imaginative it is that Owen's new friend is also named Owen, but I can say with certainty that imaginary "ghost" friends make black sharpie drawings on the walls look pretty damned cute. And that when my son says "Mommy, Owen ate all the candy," I can't argue with him. Apparantly, Owen didn't actually SEE Owen eat all the candy- because Owen is a ghostie, and you can't see ghosties. Right, well, OK then, tell Owen that if he eats the candy or draws on the walls again, his "imaginationarian" friend is going to get smacked upside the head for it, because, well, I can see him.
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