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Wasn't the moon fantastic last night? Just had to try & get it on camera - think I achieved it. Love the night sky, the moon & stars, night lights & tiny speckles in an amazing universe! Think I might need to clean my camera lense though (the dot lower centre of the pic isn't what I could see).

Did a scrap needs class with Chris Millar last night - heaps of fun & this is what I came up with. As per usual I did my own thing & just paid for the class (have so many bits I couldn't justify buying a kit however cool it was! Liked what I came up with thanks for the inspiration Chris!

Busy week ahead with Playcentre 'Celebrating Culture' Workshop I'm facilitating in Clyde for five hours on Wednesday, Playcentre meeting on Thursday night & Jase has stuff on Tuesday & Wednesday night too. Then I think it's off to Invers for Nana S's birthday on Friday evening! Better enjoy & make the most of tonight & tomorrow night while I can!!! Have a great week. Posted by Picasa

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Donna said…
Hi Lara, love your Chris M class LO. The moon looked great from here too - clear sky last night.
6:25 pm
Anonymous said…
Lara, love your class layout. Fun to get some techniques and ideas and apply to your own stash.
6:55 pm
Anonymous said…
Lara, I bet you had a ball in Chris Millars class, would have loved to have done that as well, the layout turned out great !!

Carole.
6:59 pm
Roo said…
I love this lo - have I told you that yet lol?
7:21 pm
Chris Millar said…
It was heaps of fun hey!? Thanks so much for coming! Love your layout!!!
8:10 pm
lianne said…
Wow Lara your layouts are awesome and your stamp is very cool.
Congrats on you Fk acceptance too.
9:42 pm
Anonymous said…
Love the layout Lara. I don't know where you find the time. The photo looks great too.
10:01 pm
Delys said…
Love the LO Lara! What a busy bee you are this week. Didnt see the moon here..and its now pouring down..yuk!
8:05 am
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