Hi all! Happy Saturday!
Today is the 28th of the month - the day the Calendar Girls
This month, our hostess is Deb and she gave us a lot to reflect :]
This is her challenge:
This is her challenge:
Since we are the CALENDAR Girls I was thinking we should make cards that reflect the months of the year or days of the week.
I found these sayings about a few of the months:
Slow as Molasses in January
January Brings a New Year
Beware the Ides of March (William Shakespeare "Julius Caesar")
March, In Like a Lion Out Like a Lamb
April Showers Bring May Flowers
June is Bustin' Out All Over (Oscar Hammerstein)
July Fireflies Bring August Skies
September Leaves Gives Chance for October Scares
And here are some yearly days of the week.:
Fat Tuesday
Black Friday
Good Friday
Palm Sunday
So the challenge is to make a card that reflects your interpretation of one of the above sayings about the months or one of the four listed days. (Maybe you know another saying about months of the year you like. You can use that saying.) In your blog post let us know what saying or day your card reflects.
So! My card today reflects the month of July and I actually took Deb's
offer to use one that reflects that month. As a child growing up in a military
family, and as a sister to an active duty soldier still, I knew I wanted
to use July's celebration of freedom.
Recently, my husband was hospitalized and while I was waiting
for him to finish some tests, I remember the multitude of trips
that I took to the VA with my father. He lost his battle with
cancer but before he passed away, he certainly didn't go without a fight.
The doctor's very sternly told him he had 3-6 months to live as the cancer
had metastasized. He, however said, "Nope, no I don't -- I ain't ready to go yet." He surpassed the odds and gave us 3 glorious more years!
One of dad's favorite sayings was "Freedom isn't Free".
Dad's birthday is 2 weeks from today ~ he would have been turning 70.
In honor of my dad, for his July birthday and service to our country,
Here is my Calendar Girl saying:
"One flag, one land, one heart, one hand."
(Can I get an AMEN!)
I'll enter this into: Open Minded Crafting#13 - Patriotic Colors
Pumpkin Spice - Red, White and Blue
Little Red Wagon - Animal Antics
City Crafter - Red White and BlueOne of dad's favorite sayings was "Freedom isn't Free".
Dad's birthday is 2 weeks from today ~ he would have been turning 70.
In honor of my dad, for his July birthday and service to our country,
Here is my Calendar Girl saying:
"One flag, one land, one heart, one hand."
(Can I get an AMEN!)
And here is my card, using the ever adorable Flag Riley,
(From Riley and Company Stamps!)
Please be sure stop by the other Calendar Girls blogs,
you can find them in my sidebar,
and see what they've done this month!
As always,
Big Hugs, Bigger Blessings!
~Kelly
~Kelly
I'll enter this into: Open Minded Crafting#13 - Patriotic Colors
Pumpkin Spice - Red, White and Blue
Little Red Wagon - Animal Antics
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