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Thanks for the sweet comment on my Mutley LO. Ever since my brother can remember he has always wanted to call a dog by the name Mutley, and the minute he got her she became, you guessed it, Mutley.

Good Morning Kena------ Thank you so much for the Love you left on my Yours Truly LO---- I am thrilled that you have chosen to lift it what an honor.

Thanks for stopping by to answer your question I used liquid pearla

Hi Kena---- thanks so much for checking out my gallery. The Love you left is so appreciated.Have a wonderful day. Barbara

Hi Kena! Thanks so much for the gallery love! I really appreciate it! Have a wonderful day!

Hi Kena! Sorry I didn't back to you right away - I missed your question somehow. You asked about the sunburst I did on my Rehearsal page. For that one, I took a whole sheet of black cs, chose a point in the center horizontally and low enough vertically on the paper that it would end up behind the center photo, and drew lines with a ruler radiating out symetrically from that one point. Then I just cut alternating wedges out, leaving the others connected at the center, and cut the extra solid cs off the bottom. I stuck the whole piece down to the bg and covered the mess in the middle with the photos. I hope that makes sense! Have a great weekend!
~Lisa

Hi Kena! thanks so much for the gallery love! I so appreciate it! I love your avi by the way! Hugs! :)

Hi Kena! A few people have asked about the egg thing, so here is the explanation I added to the description:

I know - it's weird. The way I understand it - it's not unlike us having a period - our egg is there too and is flushed out if it's not fertilized. This is similar - although, with a bird, of course, they lay them when they're fertilized too. The reason it doesn't happen all the time or to every female bird is that some birds are 'nesters' and some aren't. She has to have a 'trigger' to cause her body to think she's been fertilized and should make an egg. Some birds are triggered if you pet them on the back or wings; some rub up against a toy in their cage; it varies. Some female birds don't ever show an interest in that unless they have a real mate, others do it obsessively and lay eggs all the time. With those birds, they say you should try to discourage whatever activity is the trigger. It's not that good for them to lay too often because it leaches so much calcium out of their bodies, and it's hard to replace it. Mina lays sporadically - sometimes years between episodes, sometimes a few months. She usually lays about 3 eggs per episode, and they turn up about a day or two apart, so it lasts about a week. She doesn't always pluck her feathers out either. IDK - she's just nuts. LOL I just take them out and throw them away. The first time, she sat on them and guarded them, but after the month or so it would have taken to hatch if they'd been viable, she lost interest, and I threw those away too. Now, she has nothing to do with them after she lays them. The last one, I was sitting right next to her cage, and I didn't even see her do it. LOL

Hope that answers your questions. I didn't understand it either when it first started happening. But, I guess, it's the same way we get chicken eggs - I don't know why chickens lay every day though. :)

~Lisa

Hi Kena! You asked about the wind turbine noise - They do make a humming or whooshing sound. I guess there is a big controversy about them among their neighbors. There is a whole group that oppose them because they claim they are ruining their quality of life. I personally think that's bs. You can find videos on youtube where the crickets and distant roads are louder than the wind turbines. It's white noise which the human brain learns to tune out. I know these people live out in the country because they want peace and quiet, but I don't believe the windmills can destroy their quality of life. Maybe they'd rather live with the buzz of a traditional power plant? IDK. I used to live under a flight path for a runway at O'Hare so I had a commercial jet flying low over my apartment every 2 minutes, and I stopped noticing them very quickly. One of my girlfriends had the el tracks in Chicago right outside her window. I really don't think the wind turbine neighbors have it that bad. LOL Sorry for the book!
~Lisa

Thanks for all the sweet comments! My grandma had two brothers! Huge families in those days!

Thanks for all the sweet comments in my gallery. I did not use a stamp for the journaling blocks on my Words to Live By lo. I just used a white pen. and I use Rhodes Yeast rolls that I buy at Walmart! Delicious!

Oh my friend, you are just too kind. The comments in my gallery were so appreciated. Have a great day. Terri

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Thanks for the lovely comments the Blue Item on my favourite tools is a Prima Distressing Tool

Good morning! My hearts so far have all been made with the Cricut using Love Struck and George. The white with green trim was made with Love Struck. Thanks so much for your kind comments. Have a great day! Anna C

Thanks for visiting my gallery and commenting on my "Oh Boy!" LO. I appreciate your kind words!

Thanks for all of the layout love:) Artesha

Thank you for commenting on my 'Boys Toys' lo. I have a confession to make - I didnt mat the pictures, I used PICASA. You should try it - its a free download, and you can make photo collages with it, and you can choose what colour you want behind the photos - have a go - its addictive! I used it for a layout I uploaded today - the L hand side of the 'Kids' lo - check it out - then go and download it! Rachel

Thanks for commenting on my Purple Quilted card. I didn't use any ribbon or twill, just paper to make it.

Thanks for leaving me love on my changed LO.

Thanks for stopping by to view my layouts! Yes the letters are Cyrillic, but they weren't originally - they were just regular English alphabet - some of them matched, others are obtained through some creative cutting and gluing) It's very hard to come by Cyrillic stickers or stamps or chipboard - until I get a Cameo, it's scissors and glue )))
--Olesya