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Blog Name: creole wisdom
Url: http://www.creolewisdom.com
Language: English
Topics: photography, scrapbooking, stylish living
Description: the blog of katie! creative, lover of life.
Popularity: 16 Followers

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what i love
To do, is scrapbook. And here are a few recent layouts.  
green glass
I have always admired the green glass of Pellegrino bottles. I think because it's just so gorgeous. I know- what a boring and cliche thing to say, but really... it's just so pretty! I had been saving several bottles for quite a while- and then Karen brought home some Christmas lights. Here's what I did: 
Something I love.
Taking the AOPi Christmas picture, and this time as an alumni. These ladies are gorgeous, but the lighting wasn't too good. I'm hoping a good quality flash is under the tree this Christmas, we'll see, I need to do some research on that. Here are a few favorites (mostly the silly ones):
prep time & supplies.
I think the main reason why I was so distressed over my December Daily album last year was because I had to catch up over a week of material due to finals. But since the Lord has blessed me with a little piece of paper via hard work called a diploma, I think I might be able to swing the entire project this year. Today at Archiver's I stocked up on cardstock, thanks to their sale, and picked up my supplies for my album. Here is what I found: Ok, so this album isn't from
I like your boots
I went to pick up lunch for my mom and I last weekend. I stood in line at my favorite American-Asian cuisine place, LeeAnn Chin (an addiction of mine since childhood. I could kiss you, LeeAnn) and noticed a man staring at me. He had long sideburns and earmuffs around his neck. Keep in mind it was a sunny sixty degrees outside. I tried to ignore his bizarre gaze. The woman behind the counter told me I would need to wait about ten minutes or so for the rice I had ordered. I noticed, thankfully, that the weird man had left... or so I thought. A full ten minutes later I walked out and realized that oh no... earmuff man had been waiting for me to get my rice.

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