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Blog Name: It's All About the Details
Url: http://www.bethandsusanopel.typepad.com
Language: English
Topics: scrapbooking, sisters, life
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Popularity: 198 Followers

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friends to be thankful for
Living thousands of miles away from our beloved Midwest is hard for us (I do believe we've mentioned that on more than one occasion), but we are truly grateful to two very wonderful people who've made an impact on our lives here in Utah. We are so thankful for the friendship of Cath and Mark.  I swiped this cute picture of the two of them from
ode to my brother
One time I punched my brother right in the face. I was baking, someone came to the door, and he thought I should answer it. I lost my temper and clocked him one. Sorry, Kurtie.Once he stayed at my apartment in Dearborn when he was in town for a seminar. He said some lovely things about my hospitality and graciousness that I have never forgotten. Thanks, Kurtie.Once he and his family moved to Turkey to be a Christian presence in a Muslim world. It was hard for me to adjust to him being so far away. I missed you, Kurtie.Today, Kurt is back in Michigan. In fact, at this very moment he and Ann
my life in cheerleading
Having been a cheerleader is a big part of who I am, but not for the reasons you might suspect. For me and most of the cheerleaders I've known as a squad member or coach, it wasn't about the cute skirt and the pom pons; it wasn't about hanging out with the football or basketball hunks; it wasn't about bouncing around in front of the crowd; and it wasn't about winning trophies (though all of that was fun!).Cheerleading is smiling and staying positive even when hope is dwindling. It's performing a service even when you don't feel like it (rain, snow, illness, family problems) and refusing to wallow. It's accomplishing amazi
paper crafting meets the lwml
After a bit of a hiatus, I'll be teaching a card class (with Beth's help) right here in Utah tomorrow night. Based on a class called Kick-Start Christmas taught at Creating Keepsakes Conventions all over the country, the students will be making these two cards: I designed the one on the left and the one on the right is inspired by a card designed for the CKC classes by my friend and co-worker, Brandy
a card a day... keeps the doctor away
Get your Christmas wish list handy and put this book at the top of your list! The brainchild of Wendy Sue Anderson, A Card a Day: Your Ultimate Resource for Inspiration, Design, Tips & Techniques gives you ideas for making one card every single day. From general ideas like birthday, thank you, and get well cards to holidays like Valentine's Day, Mother's Day, and Christmas, you'll never be at a loss for card design ideas.But what about those lesser known holidays like National Blah B

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