Ok, So I have been lacking in the bloggin area. I have no excuse for it. I really want to, but it seems that everytime I try to sit and type what comes out ends up being erased. I am an emotional person. I tend to wear my feelings on my sleeve. But when It comes to putting it all out there in written form I struggle.
So here it is, My second installment in the blog.
I have been trying to get my consulting business off the ground. The hardest part isn't coming up with ideas it is making myself do it. My fear of failure is keeping me from pushing forward and ultimately succeeding. Ironic huh???
I did sign up for a website and get business cards printed. I also sent out a few emails...Well now that I think about it maybe I am actually doing something.
This isn't going to happen overnight is it?
I have been a SAHM for so long, and sometimes I catch myself hiding behind my kids so that I don't have to go forward. I have dreams, I just have trouble making myself live them.
Oh I guess that is enough of my babbling on. And I am actually going to hit publish and not erase it all. Maybe someday I can look back on this and see just how far I have actually gotten.
"If you always do what you've always done, You'll always be where you've always been."
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Scrapbooker's Dictionary
ARCHIVAL SAFE: A locked container for scrapbooking supplies
CHOCOLATE: Food for thought
CRAFTY: What a woman should be in order to hide scrapbook purchases from her husband.
CREATIVE JUICES: Beverages consumed while scrapbooking
CROP: (verb) To remove all the dirty dishes, piles of clothes and other household clutter from photos. (noun) A get-together where scrapbookers eat, drink, socialize and occasionally complete a page layout.
DIE CUT: A scrapbooking injury caused by a craft knife, scissors or other sharp object.
ENLARGEMENT: What needs to be done to every scrapbookers workspace.
HOMEMADE: What every scrapbooker needs so they can spend more time scrapbooking and less time cleaning.
LAYOUT: What photos, papers and embelishments do on a scrapbooker table for hours (sometimes days) at a time.
PAGE PROTECTOR: A scrapbooker with young children.
PAPER PUNCH: What a scrapbooker does when she realizes the paper she is using is not true 12x12 inches. (see Twelve By Twelve)
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY: A sale at a camera store.
PRECIOUS MOMENTS: Time spent scrapbooking.
REPRINTS: What's left behind after little fingers touch your photos over and over again.
SCRAPBOOK RETREAT: When you walk away from a scrapbook layout in progress for a period of time so as to better evaluate it upon returning.
SCRAPBOOK STORE: What you do with the album you bought just because it looked so cute.
SPRAY ADHESIVE: What a scrapbooker should do when she finds a good man who supports her hobby.
TRIMMER: What a scrapbooking hobby makes your wallet.
TWELVE BY TWELVE (12x12) INCHES: size of paper that is anywhere from 11 3/4"x 11 3/4" to 12 1/4" x 12 1/4", but rarely 12"x 12".
UN-DU: An imaginary button you wish you could press when you make a mistake on a scrapbook layout.
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CHOCOLATE: Food for thought
CRAFTY: What a woman should be in order to hide scrapbook purchases from her husband.
CREATIVE JUICES: Beverages consumed while scrapbooking
CROP: (verb) To remove all the dirty dishes, piles of clothes and other household clutter from photos. (noun) A get-together where scrapbookers eat, drink, socialize and occasionally complete a page layout.
DIE CUT: A scrapbooking injury caused by a craft knife, scissors or other sharp object.
ENLARGEMENT: What needs to be done to every scrapbookers workspace.
HOMEMADE: What every scrapbooker needs so they can spend more time scrapbooking and less time cleaning.
LAYOUT: What photos, papers and embelishments do on a scrapbooker table for hours (sometimes days) at a time.
PAGE PROTECTOR: A scrapbooker with young children.
PAPER PUNCH: What a scrapbooker does when she realizes the paper she is using is not true 12x12 inches. (see Twelve By Twelve)
PHOTO OPPORTUNITY: A sale at a camera store.
PRECIOUS MOMENTS: Time spent scrapbooking.
REPRINTS: What's left behind after little fingers touch your photos over and over again.
SCRAPBOOK RETREAT: When you walk away from a scrapbook layout in progress for a period of time so as to better evaluate it upon returning.
SCRAPBOOK STORE: What you do with the album you bought just because it looked so cute.
SPRAY ADHESIVE: What a scrapbooker should do when she finds a good man who supports her hobby.
TRIMMER: What a scrapbooking hobby makes your wallet.
TWELVE BY TWELVE (12x12) INCHES: size of paper that is anywhere from 11 3/4"x 11 3/4" to 12 1/4" x 12 1/4", but rarely 12"x 12".
UN-DU: An imaginary button you wish you could press when you make a mistake on a scrapbook layout.
-Heather Dewaelsche
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