Beautiful, beautiful work and I love the journaling and I love the way uou incorporated the river into the layout and the reeds and, and, and....love it!! :)))
So amazing! I absolutely love how you cut the photo, and made the river! The journaling used from your mom's own notes is just fabulous!!!!! I absolutely love this page!
Oh WOW -- this is stunning. I see you, too, do a lot of heritage photos -- I've so many to do --- your's inspire me. I Absolutely LOVE your journaling on this --- it is over the top!!!!
wow- gosh - your journaling is so very cool and a great look into your mom's life as a kid. LOVE your creativity. You are unique, amazing, and the details you assemeble have such a wow factor.
WOW!!!!! I so enjoyed reading your mother's story about the river!!!! Beautiful lo..... I love how you cut them out & placed the in front of that awesome gold frame! The nature feel with the billowing tall grass is perfect!!!
What an amazing layout! I love how you have simulated the flowing river. Absolutely wonderful journalling and how terrifying it must have been to be floating down the river on an ice block...still, I imagine they looked back in later years and laughed about their daring escapades and the adventures they had by the river!
This is just stunning-what a wonderful thing to have that note from your mom, and this page is just so beautiful-I love your design and the flow of your paper is just amazing
My Mother and her younger sister, year 1928. My Mom is kneeling behind her sister. Journaling on the opposite page reads: " We were the youngest. We lived by a river. A fast moving river. We could always hear rushing water. Our back porch hung over the river. The river became a part of our lives. We played near the river, over the river and in it, although we were not supposed to. The wooden bridge that spanned the river was a latticework of small square holes that we could peer through to look down on the river. Spring floods and evacuations were terrifying. Ice jams were a winter menace. The day a charge of dynamite was set to break an ice jam was thrilling! One day our brothers Frank and Peter tried to "assist" the flow of the river. They took axes and began to chop the ice into blocks so it would flow. Frank chopped a large square and when it let loose he was swiftly moving down the river with it. We were frightened and hysterical. We ran along the banks screaming "jump off jump off." He managed to jump to another piece of ice and then to other pieces until he got close enough to the bank. Peter grabbed hold of him and pulled him off. We were so relieved!!! The river in all seasons was a constant reminder of the power of nature." I found these notes with my Mom's things after she passed away. I re-wrote them a bit to sound like a child so it would fit with the scrapped layout.
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