Julie Magerka

My deepest sympathy to you, Jannette. What a terribly difficult time you are going through. Prayers for you and your family.

I am a bit late to the fanfare for the new year. I made several Christmas cards which took some time. But I rallied and made a simple layout for my fellow Campus-ers. The card is simple but the message is from the heart. Especially I want to send Mary, who is going through recovery, my very best wishes. Cheers to all!

I expected nothing else but gnomes for New Year's! Love it.

Q = Quackers and Cheese?😁 (ok, it's a cheat!)

Is that an extraction of Poncho? Very nicely done, the extraction and the entire layout!

O = Opulent

Congrats on 54 outstanding layouts. What a fun and beautiful collection you have now.

G = Gala

Yup, living and learning as we go is a lifelong pursuit, especially challenging skills in a program as multi-faceted as PSP!

A = Awesome!

My contribution to the holiday wishes here. The pic is from my niece and shows one of her kitties at the "ranch" in Montana where they now live.The Quick Waves script (which I won!) came in handy for this layout. Gotta love those scripts!

What? Everything you do is useful, and exceptional. We all appreciate the time, creativity, and expertise you put into helping everyone. Both books, the abundance of materials on the site, and your personal attention and support. And a welcoming and helpful community. We are fortunate.

Y = Yuletide

He looks white all over!

Ditto what Michele said!

I find myself singing Banana Box Christmas every once in a while, for no apparent reason!

I gotta agree with Susan. I will never hear the "Twelve Days of Christmas" ever again without seeing those two guys, and the squawking partridge!

W = Wassail

J = Jubilee anniversary

What a lovely memory and a wonderful family tradition. It might not have lasted through the descendants, but it makes for such a touching story.

I have a friend who has had dizziness (spinning sensation) and nausea for years. It must be a terrible condition where there seems to be no help from medical folks.

H = Hullaballoo

I have never thought of you (or anyone else) in that kind of "traditional" garb. My mother and her sister each made their own "kroj" (pronounced kroy) when they were young and wore them in Canada and the US in the 1940s & 50s for special occasions. This photo shows them (mother & sister) as children in their native garb in Moravia). I wish so much I had one of those intricate, lovingly-made dresses to preserve.

C = cake

I hope places other than just Nashville are working at keeping these beauties alive and breeding.