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R = Reindeer

Thanks, @Jannette Nieuwboer, but it's @Chris Schults that's not feeling well.

Thinking of you, Chris. I'm hoping your cold goes away quickly.

H = Happy Hanukkah!

The Yule Ball is from the Harry Potter stories. I pieced together a bunch of different elements including a few touches from Particle Shop onto a background pic of the empty ballroom. The font is, appropriately, Harry P.

I just downloaded Samantha Upright and discovered I have several different fonts with Samantha in their names. You may have looked at the wrong font in Character Map as I did. BTW, this is the first font where the Bonus File has a PDF showing every single glyph. I wish every font designer would do that as it's so much easier to see them in a large format.

Does the dafont version have the glyphs? Oftentimes the free ones don't.

CF has both and Handycheera has some cool glyphs.

I couldn't resist posting this when it crossed my FB news feed.

What a thoughtful pairing. ❤️

Absolutely wonderful, @Cassel! This will be a very treasured gift.

Y = Yogurt, frozen ~ I think I might be cheating a little.

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@Mary Solaas Give yourself a big pat on the back for creating such a beautiful collection.

V = Veggie fries

Mother of pearl buttons for the snowlady are simply perfect! Plus, I love mother of pearl; I seem to remember I had some for buttons on a sweater.

You can change the audience for specific posts on FB by creating custom lists or using one of the existing ones they offer.

Had fun with this one. I updated the one I made years ago for the same theme. (I've been doing that a lot lately to save time.) The font is Little Brushy Regular.

I've rethought my approach and am working on my new pages.

Please make sure you share again next year. This is such a fun story.

Precious memories. ❤️

I could be wrong, but I think if you add them one by one, they display one under the other. If you select both from the gallery, they display side by side.

Blend modes interact with the layer(s) below. I'm sure there's plenty of info in the campus on this topic, but a quick search in the PSP Help Topics is below. After years of PSP, I still don't understand them all: the explanations are a little too technical for me. https://help.corel.com/paintshop-pro/v24/en/help/index.html#page/Corel_PaintShop_Pro/blending_layers.html