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Dawn, your tags are so very different yet both are so very beautiful. It’s always great to see your work. <3
Hi Fontaholic Lassie … I hear where you are coming from, lol! The font is “Harrington” and it can be found at 1001 Free Fonts under page 22 of the H alphabetical search! Good Luck! Thanks Michele and Dawn for your kind words on my work.
Annie, your layout looks really great, and the cover you chose is perfect… I guess what Michele has is contagious… I downloaded the font ;)… I think I have more fonts than I can use in a lifetime 😀
Dawn, your tags are beautiful, and I love to look at all the details. As Michele said, always great to see your work. <3
Michele, Annie and Cristina… thank you so much for each of your comments and encouragement … I appreciate it very much.
best wishes,
Dawn.
Annie, I am such a fontaholic that I already have it and didn’t know. LMAO. I really wish I had gotten a font manager a couple of thousand fonts ago.
Thanks sweet Cristina, much appreciated my friend. I think there may be a few of us out there who are fontaholics. They haven’t formed a fontaholics anonymous group yet so at this stage society are not seeing it as a threat to our overall health, LOL!
Well, this started in September (Sunday) LOL I won’t put the page here that tells the story. You won’t be able to read it. It is on Facebook. I saw a mouse Sunday and I just freaked out! I don’t drive, so I couldn’t go buy traps. I called my daughter who lives in town to see if she would go get some, but she didn’t answer, so, I sent her a text. I called my daughter Heather who lives about 20 miles away to tell her what was happening. She offered to bring up her cat. Her cat is named Mama and is quite unique. She is more tempered like a dog that a cat. She likes car rides and if you go for a walk, she will walk with you without a leash. She loves to snuggle on your shoulder with her head buried in your hair. It was finally decided that she would bring Mama up. Mama is great at catching anything! As soon as Mama came in, we took her to the refrigerator where the mouse was hiding. She smelled it and just waited. I walked Heather out and when I came in Mama had it in her mouth heading to my bedroom. The mouse got away and went under my bed. Mama just sat and waited some more. I kept checking on her, and in about 1/2 hr she had it killed! When she walked away from it, I threw it in the field beside my apartment. I made 2 pages for my book. 1 tells the story and the one here with pictures. I’ve since set sticky traps around (away from Heidi) in case another gets in. Ewwwwwww!
Fabulous page to tell your story DeLoris, I love it. You make me laugh. I love little meecies. My daughter has had a fascination with them for many years and we had many an elaborate set up to accommodate them. As for little field mice, if we ever come across any we trap them and let them loose back in a field. However, I know heaps of people who can’t abide them and are genuinely fearful of them. Each to their own my dear friend, show me a snake and whilst I may not want to kill it I would be paralysed with fear! :(((
I’m glad you enjoy my pages and stories! Snakes and mice were our toys as children. I’m not afraid of them, but, I don’t want one running across my feet or stepping on one in the dark. My panic was I couldn’t get in touch with my daughters to get me traps. It doesn’t take much to get my nerves cranked up these days. I don’t want to “play” with them now! LOL
Hugs,
DeLoris
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