I took a short walk today and the weather was beautiful! We got a touch of frost last night, but no snow yet. The sun peaked out this afternoon and warmed everything up just enough to make it a pleasant walking temperature!
Hi, my name is Linda and I am a 25 year old law student living in Manhattan. I blog over at My Passion Is... about my life, scrapbooking, DIY crafts, photography, exploring NYC & more. I am honored to be sharing a post with you today on Jen's blog, so thanks for having me! I recently completed a mini album that I made out of a pasta box so I wanted to share a tutorial with you so you could make your own! What you need: empty pasta box [I used a whole foods penne pasta] scrapbook papers & embellishments a single hole punch sturdy tape [like packaging tape] a paper cutter and/or scissors some sort of binding, either binding rings or ribbon First, you are going to flatten out your pasta box. Then you are going to cut it down to two 6x6 squares [or whatever size album you want to make]. If the box doesn’t fit perfectly in those shapes that’s alright, just piece them together using packaging tape to hold the squares together. Once you cover them i
These photos are so pretty. It's nature like this that makes me seriously miss living in the boonies in Oregon.
ReplyDeleteThat first shot is absolutely stunning!!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous photos!! I love the light shining through the trees :)
ReplyDeleteWow these photos came out fantastic! That light shining through... just, wow. Walks are totally underrated!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous!
ReplyDeleteOh you're making me jealous! Oregon, specifically the Portland area, is one place we dream of living!
ReplyDeleteYes Oregon is beautiful! I lived in Portland for about 10 years and loved it there especially. All of Oregon is beautiful, but I think I loved Portland the most out of anywhere I've lived! Hopefully you can live here someday!
DeleteAs of now we are going to stay in Texas. Oregon is a bit too expensive for us, is the only reason we aren't going there in a heartbeat. That and we found one good place about Texas, Austin. It meets the similar culture and politics of Portland. We LOVE Austin!
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