A couple itty bitty changes on the blog

Nothing too rash, but as you may or may not know,  I change things why? mostly for no particular reason.  Crazy I know. I'm not quite sure if I'm bored or just need a change. However, in this case, playing around with the pathetically lack of choices in blogger - although you get what you pay for in FREE, I found I really like the title font because it almost looks like my handwriting. I changed up the title somewhat - well because I could, again. And then The colors are sort of the same as the previous one because I really liked the green and red and one can't get too crazy with the changes as it may drive all three of my readers to thinking they're on the wrong blog and we can't have that. LOL.

So as the grandkidlets photos of Christmas rolled in I scrapped them. Rather than spacing them out over the week I decided that they needed to showcased together because I'm still into changing things up. Is this wild or what. Must be New year's fever. Anyhooo.......

The New Hampshire grands came over the wire and

it looks like Santa got everything right.

Their page is a mix of Basic Grey and the Paper Studio.

I have a huge book of the paper studio

(the Christmas cards were made from the paper studio) and I believe

you'll be seeing those papers next year as well - LOL.

Unless you need cute papers - let me know.

The New York grands photos

were filched of their trip to Bass Pro Shop

where it looks like a fun time was had by all.

I'm loving the elf in the snow or did he collide with Frosty.

Still trying to work that one out.

This page is Basic Grey with a hero arts Merry Christmas stamp.

Then the New Jersey kidlets came in - and captured that moment

where the grands each got jersies of their favorite team.

I think they foiled dad's plans of following in his footsteps

and rooting for his teams.

Kids - minds of their own. LOL.

Again, Basic Grey.

Oh but wait!

This is NOT a grand - its the hubby showing

off his decorating and santa skills.

First time in a long time that the outside lights were lit.

He did a great job and it looked lovely and festive.

And I helped. Sortof - by staying out of the way.

More Basic Grey.

I'd love to say Basic Grey Christmas has been used up, 

but, alas - no...

except for the 12x12 papers - I have a 6x6,

stickers and embellies remaining.

Which is good - because one set of grands is remaining

and there's always next year.

I also did my Ali Edwards style page of all the cards

we received using up more Christmas papers 

and alas, you won't be seeing it.

It is done and that's all I will say.