Caroleen’s Treasures

Credits: Moody Blues from Shabby Princess

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Credits: Summer in the Hampton kit by Danielle Engerbretson

“Somehow, out of all the twists and turns over our lives could have taken,

and out of all the chances we might have missed,

It almost seems like we were given a meant-to-be moment…

to meet you, to get to know each other and to set the stage for a special togetherness.

When I am with you, I know that I am in the presence of

someone who makes my life more complete than I ever dreamed it could be.

I turn to you for trust and you give it openly.

I look to you for inspiration, for answers, and for encouragement.

And – not only do you never let me down. You lift my spirits up

and take me to places where my troubles seem so much further away

and my joys feel like they’re going to stay in my life forever.

I hope you’ll stay forever.

I feel you’re my soulmate.

And I want you to know that my world is reassured by you,

my tomorrow’s need to have you near.

So many of my smiles depend on you,

and my heart is so thankful that you are here.”

Excerpt from Inspiringthot.net

Today our little guy turned 10 months old. Did I just gave birth yesterday? Feels like tomorrow he’d be running out of the door when he hears the ice cream man.

I am so guilty for not updating my blog lately. I was busy and will blog about that later. For now let me just share you my lay-out for out little guy who never fails to brighten our day. He is such a joy, the love of our life. Mommy, Daddy and Ate Ella loves you so much!

Credits: Funky Elephants kit by Adori Graphics

Don’t grow up so fast little guy!

Excuse the quality of the whole lay-out. It says there is not enough RAM so I used print screen, edited it and uploaded in photobucket.

Looks like I am hooked on taking photos of Ella’s baby pictures! Crazy huh? Well, if most of you are printing the photos you have taken with your digital cameras, I am doing otherwise. I want all Ella’s pictures be uploaded in the computer for easy blogging and digiscrapping purposes. I discovered that it’s a lot easier to do it this way than to use the scanner. (Later you will know why). The only problem is I was so dumb to have cut the photos around the edges. I do have that kind of disorder…of cutting edges and turning a photo into hearts, circles and nameless shapes. Well I learned that I have this disorder (Julie, name that disorder….I know you have this too. *lol*) when I was still a kid back when I had cut every picture and turned my magnetic album into a scrapbook. I had no idea about the word “CROP” in photo enhancement and it’s just like an innate thing to get a pair of scissors and shape my pictures. I was in 6th grade then and I never heard anything from my mother which left me wondering if she’s proud of me or what.

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