Anne Lamp

As a kid I always asked for chocolate cake. After I was married my Mother in law made a sheet cake with lemon jello. That became my favorite for years.

Today's freebies from C F inspired this. The background paper and the middle pic are from today's free downloads. I did add the Osprey and the splash on the pond. The font is also today's free download called SPLASH.

I signed up too. I may not ever use any of the templates, but I am sure I will learn new stuff or be reminded of things I have forgotten about.

Thanks for adding the extra larger copy of the note, I would have been nuts trying to see what all it said.

This was created from a screenshot I got from (explore.org/livecams/ospreys/audubon-boat-house-osprey-nest) The background was made from a kaleidoscope of the original pic.

PSP Maniacs challenge this week was shadows and I created it for that sight. A peaceful walk on a summer day. adapted from "cass-FramedMask3" photo is mine.

I love all the beautiful sunrise picks, but do we have a "what are you working on in april 2025 page yet?

The summit of Haleakalā, a volcano on the island of Maui, stands at10,023 feet (3,055 meters) above sea level and I suspect I was close to that.

I am always glad when anyone catches my spelling, typing and wrong word errors. I know I have a lot of them. I have always been bad at spelling and I will just blame the others on getting old and tired eyes. (whether or not they are the reasons or just plain getting in a hurry and not checking everything)

Thanks, I do believe you are correct.

M = Mornings

The last time we went to Maui, Hawaii we took a tour to view the Haleakala sunrise. We got lucky and it was a good one. When I saw the theme for this month I decided to make a page for it.

Bisquick - The recipe on the Bisquick box is what my Mom always used for pancakes and that is what I always used too. Because my husband is on a low salt diet, I have not made pancakes in a long time. I sure do miss the the chocolate chip pancakes I used to make. I would wait just a little while after poring the batter in the electric skillet and then sprinkle chocolate chips on top, and of course turn them over to brown the other side. I started using the electric skillet when the stove at the house we rented was electric and had two setting, Barely warm and burn every thing. I discovered you could even pop popcorn in the electric skillet. LOL I don't have a waffle iron so I have never made them. I might try Cassel's crepe recipe because I have been thinking about trying to make some because there is no baking soda or powder in them.

Project 3 The papers are from my stash. The photos are mine. The swirl is from a dingbat. The colorful clipart was daily freebee from Creative Fabrica. The paper around the photos is from "Gold-Foil-Digital-Paper-696692" (blurred a bit)

I really like the autumn harvest (sheave ?)

Red winged black bird. The photo is mine. The papers and elements are from my stash from here and there.

Your utensils turned out really nice. I like the book.

I love your design on the cappuccino.

Here is my Open face Reuben sandwich and a totally St Patric's Day theme for the table too.

Doing the March TUT/TECH Challenge I made this of my Foxy dog.

I thought I would see how my Foxy Girl would look as a sculpture.

I was trying this but the gold pattern paper I had open does not show in the "Texture Effects > Sculpture" dropdpwn window. Does it need to be saved someplace not just open? If so how?

These are very thoughtful and nice. I can't imagine someone not having a backup for those cell phone pictures.

I bet they do. I have used some of the picks I have taken of my frosted windows for that too.

L = Ladybug. Years ago I ssaw a Volkswagen Beetle car parked in a driveway that was paint to look like a Ladybug. It was well done and so cute.