Bonnie Ballentine

Lesson 6 Another favorite quote. Photo from the web.

Lesson 5 This is one of my favorite quotes. Photo is from the web. I saw these ladies play around 2015. They were in their 80's then.

Lesson 4 Photo is mine.

Lesson 3 Images are from the web.

Lesson 2

It has been a busy week! I decided to go with an inspirational poster type card. Lesson 1 The photo is mine. Footprints and brad are from Digital Scrapbooking.

Welcome, John!

Oh, Michele! Pinched nerve is no fun! Heal quickly. We need to see your creativity.

I want to go!

We have had rain and clouds for most of 2 weeks. I would love to see the Northern Lights but with rain and clouds and the fact I live too far south for this event...I guess I'll have to wait until another time.

I did forget, Ann. The outling and text are 2 files created by AnnieCDigital designs. She also has some great templates. Creative Fabrica has some of her work but not her templates.

My friend and teammate, Lily. This photo is from 2006. Lily is an amazing person with an amazing story. She came to the US alone when she was 18. Enrolled at the University of Maryland, met her husband and became a pharamacist. She is fast as greased lightning and can shoot a basketball like no one else...remember we were playing senior basketball...age 50+.

My bball team again. This template is from Photobacks. They sell templates to photographers.

I really like this template so I tried another: Pat and Frank's page above was from 2012. This one is from 2022. This is my current basketball team. Beth, the girl standing beside me, was pretty deep into dementia when this photo was taken. She is no longer able to play. In this layout, you are able to see only part of this huge sand sculpture. It was indoors at the convention center where we played basketball and pickleball. Most of the sports played in the Senior Games were represented.

Nothing fancy...using Carole's Multi-Frame Collage: My friend and basketball teammate, Pat and her husband, Frank in 2012. We often played a tournament in St. George, Utah and Pat had built a home there. One year I was invited to stay in her home. We went hiking after the basketball tournament and that's when these photos were taken. Sadly, Frank has passed away. However, Pat is doing well. I think she sold the house.