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Your fave cup was the theme for January at Overlooked. I used some yummy papers from Sassafrass Lass & Fancy Pants as well as the Sassa die cut journaling block & strips & monograms. Such easy papers & colours to work with. I got the papers to work with over January from Scrapbook Outlet... speaking of which...check out the SBO blog for a wee comp & some sneaky peeps.

My children have gone quiet... need to check!

all ok - they were catching caterpillars from the garden to feed to the chickens.

Back to school & work Thursday next week... seems as if the term break is coming to an end too quickly... unlike many I'm not actually looking forward to the kids going back, nor to the school fees and stationery costs & making lunches every night!

Later.
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Karen L said…
Great layout Lara, love those papers. We have already been back to work for a week, and already the holidays feel so long ago.
Anonymous said…
awwwww gotta love the morning coffee.....looking at your layout made me want another. I agree the term break has zommed by.
Jenny said…
I'm also not looking forward to the kids going back but only because it means I must go back too!
Penny said…
mmmm.. coffee
Tracy said…
That cup of coffee looks yummy! Me too on the holidays ending, homework and making lunches for another year here we come!
Shani kowalczyk said…
Hi Lara. LOVE this layout, awesome. I am looking forwad to the routine but will miss the yellling from them during the day....hee hee. Have a lovely last day of the holidays :-)
Lesli said…
I love LO's about everyday things - thanks for sharing :)

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