Easter was nice. We spent most of it at the cabin with Sindre's dad. The only dumb part was that I brought only two books, and finished them both by noon on the second day. But we did bring Wii (and Link's crossbow training, in which I rock!), and lots of board games and movies so it's not like I was bored.
Been doing a little bit of scrapbooking lately, I'm on a mission to use a lot of my old stuff. So far it's going pretty good, but I'm really wanting the new Pink Paislee papers, and the new Sassafras papers. Other than those, I'm kind of happy to say that not a lot of the new CHA stuff impressed me that much. I think it's come to a point where many of the manufacturers just recycle their old classics. And while I do like a lot of it & will probably be using it... I feel that I'm not all that into the super commercial part of scrapbooking anymore. I want to start using the stuff that's been laying around forever, but also non-traditional products, flea market finds, etc. I've been doing that all along, but I want to become even more conscious about it.
Not a whole lot of exciting things have been going on around here. Been hanging out with friends (always good), been watching lots of Coen movies, and went to see "No country for old men". It was truly awesome, and I really recommend it. I think it has to be my favorite Coen-movie now. Before I saw it, my favorite Coen-movie was Fargo, but now it's a tie. I loved all the dust and grime, that old western-feeling to it, and the acting was superb.
Other favorite movies this spring have been Juno (must own on dvd asap), and Sweeney Todd (so very Burton-y, gory and awesome). Now I'm waiting for Be kind, rewind... It looks so cool and nerdy!
I've discovered that reading zombie books when home a lone is not a good idea.
And just to clarify, I still don't eat steak or chicken, I'm just madly in love with The Moldy Peaches right now.
Adding some recent scrappies to make this post at least mildly interesting.
10 comments:
Wow, love your layouts! :)
Nydelige LOer Kine - Digger det du lager!! :) Savner deg!! Mimrer ofte over Paris - vi hadde det så koselig. :) Klem
Hey digger den siste LO'en spes! Høres ut som en bra "scrappeforsett" det...ikke så mye fra CHA som imponerte nei, og det som jeg faktisk likte - ja - gjenbruk..men..jeg likte det lell..selv om jeg mener å ha sett samme mønster/farger hos andre manufs liksom ...jeje. :)
Høres ut som en koselig påske! :D
Og nydelige LO'er Kine! Jeg digger stilen din - og ikke minst at du er så flink til å tekste!
Ellers er jeg enig med deg ang. CHA, mye fint men lite WOW!
Ha en strålende helg! *stor klem*
Awesome layouts! I love all the text you use. Such a fab scrap style.
Cool and nerdy is the best! Jeg gleder meg også veldig veldig mye til filmen! Har ventet alt for lenge!
Jeg har ikke klart å stå imot litt Pink Paislee og Sassafras! Men nå blir det ikke noe mer på en stund. Føler som deg at jeg vil bli kvitt mye av det jeg har først! Det kommer nok til å ta litt tid... Men i går lagde jeg tre LOer! Mens jeg hørte på Moldy Peaches :) Og lastet ned porno med Davo! Ha ha ha ha ha!
God søndag!
Love!
herlige lo'er!! jeg vil også til japan, sukk! høres ut som du har hatt fin påske også:):)
Wow....we have lots in common on this post...=) he he..."No country" rocked, and Juno is a definite must-own-asap...and the Moldy Peaches rock my world...happy day, and lovely pages!
Lovely pages but what i really am commenting about is your music. I can never find any scrapbooker who is into tool AND tori amos! I mean wow! I love both of them. You are way wicked awesome in my book!
Så tøffe LO'er. Likte spesielt den med musikk overalt. Kjenner meg igjen der. Er så fornøyd med at jeg har kontor nederst i korridoren sånn at jeg kan høre på musikk hele dagen.
Morsomt at du har brukt noteark. Visste at du ville trylle frem lekre ting med disse. Lekkert i bøtter og spann.
Ha en finfin 17.mai
Klem Anita
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