
My first page is from a picture I took of my feet after the Twin Cities 3-Day.

The next page used a picture I have loved for a few years. This dog was actually a very friendly stray. Ok, it's technically a picture taken on vacation, but it's not a vacation picture. :)

When I started thinking about pictures of THINGS, and things I love, I immediately thought of the pictures I have of sushi. (I picked up the habit of photographing my sushi meals from Chie)
This was a fun challenge!
2 comments:
WOW! Apparently using large photos makes you scrapbook faster too! Way to go!
But to do an 8x10 page I would have to actually print out some pictures in 8x10 format. I know...easy to do but I never do.
Nice pages. Love the sushi.
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