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Lunch was WHAT?!


Carrying on with the layouts I made on NSD, this one has my heart...


My nephew says the funniest things, this one needed to be recorded.
"Bobby came home from the childminder and announced he had had a carrot and a beer for lunch!"

I worked on a few challenges set for NSD - one was for SpiegelMom Scraps - use inks, stencil and stamping.  One was for For The Love Of Pretty Paper - use rubber stamps to make your own embellishments.  I stamped a pint of beer (from a take away coffee cup!) and a carrot.  I also used ribbon which made it eligible for another challenge!  I was all about the challenges over the NSD weekend.  (It made me very productive - I still have a few more in my drafts folder to share with you!)


Most of the products are from like for ever's May kit, with some SpiegelMom Scraps thrown in fro good measure.  I have major issues with the wood piece as favourite is spelt wrong...


Other than the American spelling I adore this layout.  I think the topic has a lot to do with it!  Lunch was what, indeed!!

*He was not fed beer and carrots... honestly!
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  1. My not so simple life23 May 2016 at 11:09

    Got to love kids, my daughter went around for a whole day telling everyone she was a call girl. She meant 'cool girl' what was lunch in the end?

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  2. Sue24 May 2016 at 08:20

    Hi Laura, Had to laugh at your nephew:)

    Loving the LO.

    Hope you have a nice day. Sue

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