Ann Seeber

Sorry, not sorry... 😉

I can't take credit for it. It came that way.

ORANGE YOU GLAD IT'S FALL? Folded paper, Polaroid frames and glitter leaves and word art from Merisa Lerin. Corel fall overlays are freebies this week. Font used is Segoe Script. I got most everything on Digitalscrapbooking.com as daily freebies today. The photos are by Chuck Calio on the Hudson Valley in Pictures Gallery.

X = Xanadu

Here's my Week 39 for Sunday October 6. I call it "Hello, October!"

K = Key West, Florida

There's only one of me and I make a seven-cup pot of Folgers every morning. Trust me, there's no waste involved! 😁 😉

I just found this on Semafor:

I tore up all my late husband's undershirts to use for rags instead of paper towels. Especially helpful for cat barf! 😁 Easy to throw in the wash every week.

G = Guatemala

I will pass that information on to my daughter, Laurey, who has been in charge of our genealogy work using the Ancestry program. She may have it already, so we'll see... Thank you, Jannette!

My daughters and I were exploring our French/Dutch roots in Ulster County, NY. this past summer. Historic Huguenot Street is part of the City of New Paltz. My French great-great grandmother was named Bevier who married my Dutch great-great grandfather, who was named Terwilliger. I did see an old photo showing a Terwilliger Blacksmith shop there. We had a wonderful tour guide.

My hometown for 40 years, Warwick hosts an annual Applefest the first Sunday of October every year. For the first few, we lived right in the village and had to dodge the crowds to get anywhere on that Sunday. Subsequently, we left town early and never looked back! 😁

Here's my monthly Wild Cat Calendar. This one features two leopards, a pair, one spotted and the other black. The photographer, Mitha Hunugund, based in India, was published in National Geographic Nature. The title font is Babilonia and the story is Arial. The pumpkin sticker is from Sheila Reid. The calendar template is from Carole Cassel for our Calendar Workshop on the Campus in Nov. of 2023. The version posted on Facebook is full size and prints @ 8.5" x 11".

Yes, it seems to be. I'm really into it but I started back on Season One. The first I realized who the actor was is when they announced the start of Season 4, so I have a lot of viewing pleasure to look forward to...

He was sort of a villain; Kalinda's long-lost husband... 😉

Just checked in with Jackie & Corey who now live just outside of Nashville, Tennessee. They had a lot of rain Thursday into Friday, but it has eased off now and she said they never lost power. They are very lucky! 🍀

@Doska St. This is a very nice layout! I only have one question: what is that on the left side that seems to have some text?

I use your painted frames all the time to showcase what I'm watching today on tv. I got a new 36" monitor for Christmas with lots of space for displays! For example, here's what I had for Friday 9/27 - @Corrie Kinkel This is set in Amsterdam. The actor's name is Marc Warren and I first saw him on The Good Wife so I thought I'd try this show, also.

I take that back, as shown in my P52 WEEK 38 that I posted a little earlier today...

Week 38 for Sun Sept 29. Finally seeing some fall colors!

@Michele Yes, a common occurrence for me when working inside a bounding box. It may have something to do with conversions of PS files to PSPIMAGE. I find if I duplicate and rasterize the text it behaves better. @Cassel I fixed the shadowing on the squares and replaced the font on the journaling with Forte which seems more readable than Curlz.

I open any new frames in my PSP workspace and then import them to PSP frames. It's a choice under the Files menu. The program knows where to put them.

Clarine, go to the top toolbar, click Image, choose Picture Frame. There's an entire, free PSP library for your use.

I decided to use this format to finish Lucy's birthday layout. I couldn't work in a button or flower in the title.