Today’s card was inspired by this card on the Simplicity blog. I used a piece of copy paper to create a stencil for my rectangle.
Materials & Tools: White Daisy, Black, and Pear cardstock; Black and Pear ink pads; CTHM Treasure Life and Hero Arts Anytime Messages stamp sets; Hero Arts Friend Definition stamp; Round sponge.
A Slice of Life: This being my third week of working the new hours, I have concluded that I am probably not going to move very fast on Thursdays. Work was great last night – busy and productive. Tonight promises more of the same.
For now, I am off to make a chicken and rice casserole for dinner. While it bakes, I’ll take a shower and get ready for work. Enjoy your evening, friends, and thanks for stopping by.
6 comments:
Hi, Kathi, I'm a new follower (found you from Sharli's blog). Love the card's simplicity and its colors! I totally agree with you about "every day"--can you cut that word apart? More should be this picky when it comes to our English language and its use! I'll be back to visit often. :)
I love the card! So fresh and crisp.
Chicken and rice casserole sounds yummy.
Hi Kathi!
I love the card, and love knowing the proper grammar, thank you! I think it would be awesome if it read "find everyday Joy" - because that's the kind of Joy that is abundant and somehow magical.
Beautiful green!
Hugs!!
Nice card - good call on the grammar!
I'm right there with you girl! And to prove that I read all of your post, you typed "and" in the first paragraph instead of "an". See, we are sisters from another mister!!!! Except that yours is just a quick typo, and not grammatical.
Glad the job is going well. You will get used to it!
Such a lovely card! I'm the same way, except I edit things I find, lol. But I write training manuals for a living, so guess my grammar better be decent, lol.
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