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I have lots to talk about today. We have several fun activities approaching at Scrapbook Generation, and the biggest of all is National Scrapbooking Day, which we will celebrate Saturday, May 2.





Wow! This has been an awesome delivery day at Scrapbook Generation! The top two photos are the new Garden Grove collection by Scenic Route, and the next five photos are the 120 new papers (22 separate collections) from Dream Street Papers, a new company for us. At this point, we're having a difficult time trying to find places to put all the new stuff, and we have huge shipments arriving in less than a week from Creative Imaginations and My Mind's Eye!








It's Crate Paper time at Scrapbook Generation! All three of the new collections arrived this morning. There are letter sets, glitter borders, glitter die-cuts, double-sided papers, and cute-cute die-cut papers.
This Saturday, it's "Girly Girl," time at Scrapbook Generation! We have special-edition Super-Saver Scrapbooking sessions planned using papers and titles and journaling cards from the My Mind's Eye Penny Lane collection, and flowers by KaiserCraft -- all for $9!
We are the champions! As soon as the MVP sports collection arrived from We R Memory Keepers, I had been dying to make a page using all the goodies. The bold mix of colors is perfect for Mansfield's maroon, white and gold school colors (and for lots of other school color combinations as well) and it was just what I had been looking for to spark an interest in getting Stacey and Ali's sports photos, clippings, and memorabilia organized and in albums.
Today, I'm taking some time to remember my dad, Charlie Rush. He died in his sleep 10 years ago yesterday. It was Easter morning when my mother called me and told me she couldn't wake him up. Although I knew instantly that he was gone, I raced to their house in my nightgown and robe in hopes that she was wrong. I was able to have a few minutes just sitting with him before the ambulance arrived and all the official activities of dealing with a death began.
