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By Ann Seeber · Posted
Yes, it snowed all day Friday. There was a small amount overnight, Thursday into Friday, and then it never stopped. The plows were out but it mostly stuck on the grass and bushes. The roads turned to water immediately. I was so glad to see ANY precipitation since we've been under Fire Watch now for 2 weeks. It hadn't even rained for over a month. -
By Anita Wyatt · Posted
Here is my Day 3. I used one of my photos of the Little Chapel, called "Käpelle" which means little chapel.This small pilgrimage and sanctuary church is located high above the my hometown Wuerzburg on the mountain next to the fortress. Papers and elements (arrows are) from Digital Scrapbooking. Font on top is a simple Windows font, Berlin Sans FB.Thank you Carole for helping me out when I got stuck in adding drop shadows and showing me that I had to merge groups before I could add a drop shadow. I am still having a hard time with some of those and I will have to work on that. I think my drop shadow around the red part all of a sudden looks a bit blue, even tough I had black selected as a color. Also thanks for the tip about saving in compatible mode when using wrapped text. -
@CasselYes, I took 2 pictures and made one. I had already done the same thing with their half brothers several years ago. I often show them the picture and ask them who it is. After they have named their name, I turn the picture over and say "Well no, it's your brother". They find it very funny.... -
By Mary Solaas · Posted
@Ann Seeber I really like this - the picture - the pine cone element and the string, the snowflakes - all the colors used. Really great.
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