A hybrid page in my junk journal about my love for spring.

Journaling: Me and my sisters in the spring 1976. I have always felt safe among them and loved by them, even today when I’m 51!

this is a double page I made in february Here is my journaling After several weeks of trying, of dipping my toes in but not fully committing, I’ve finally taken the plunge: I signed up for the gym. It feels like a big step—one that carries a mix of excitement, determination, and, if I’m honest...

this is a double page I made in february Here is my journaling After several weeks of trying, of dipping my toes in but not fully committing, I’ve finally taken the plunge: I signed up for the gym. It feels like a big step—one that carries a mix of excitement, determination, and, if I’m honest...

Created using: Begin | Mixed Media Project Kit by Lynn Grieveson & Rachel Jefferies Messy Pockets Boxed No1 Digital Scrapbooking Photobook templates by Lynn Grieveson

The climb to Ravello from Atrani was pretty tiring but the views were incredible and we loved walking through all the lemon groves on the way.

Made for the journalism Challenge! I took the chance to practice in Indesign because I love a good aligned text with columns. I also love the clipping path feature with text wrap. The elements cluster I made in Photshop Beta The text in Dutchbut is a report of a Saturday walk in a dune area.

Chasing rainbows, gold in sight, Through misty hills and morning light. A four-leaf clover, fate’s embrace, Luck of the Irish, mine to chase.

At first, it felt so nice, so sweet, Two souls, in step, on steady feet. But then your pace began to grow, No time to pause, no time to slow. The trees, the light, the golden hue, I tried to catch—too fast we flew. So walk with me, but hear my plea, Stay close… stay close to me.