It's football season! And Clemson is 6-0. YAY! I just wanted to say that before this weekend when something terrible is bound to happen. We might "pull a Clemson" as the sports blogs like to say. But we've made it this far and by golly, I'm gonna cheer. We haven't been doing this well since I was in high school. High School! Go Tigers!
I made this page some time in the past 6 months with pictures from 2005. I have so may football pictures that I break them up by year. I haven't done an "over the years" page because it makes a small impact when you've been an adult during all the digital days. Did you know I didn't even get a digital camera until 2005? After I studied abroad? I know, right?
So, about the page: this was the first page I ever used a stamp on. And let me tell you, until a month ago, I hated stamps. (I know, I know.) I'm turning around now, but they are just so permanent, and I'm a control-Z kind of girl. My favorite part of the page is the patterned stripes that overlay the blue. That and the pop-up letter buttons I found at a scrapbook store in Durham, NC. The set was on sale for a buck. The soft texture of the buttons is fantastic.
I suppose my real favorite part is the picture. See Fuzzy? He's the one standing by me here. He went by "Fuzzy" and drove an orange VW convertible bug. The people standing around us are part of the tailgating gang: some of my dad's fraternity brothers, friends, and their kids. We are missing a significant number of people here, but the picture is great anyway.
I made this page some time in the past 6 months with pictures from 2005. I have so may football pictures that I break them up by year. I haven't done an "over the years" page because it makes a small impact when you've been an adult during all the digital days. Did you know I didn't even get a digital camera until 2005? After I studied abroad? I know, right?
So, about the page: this was the first page I ever used a stamp on. And let me tell you, until a month ago, I hated stamps. (I know, I know.) I'm turning around now, but they are just so permanent, and I'm a control-Z kind of girl. My favorite part of the page is the patterned stripes that overlay the blue. That and the pop-up letter buttons I found at a scrapbook store in Durham, NC. The set was on sale for a buck. The soft texture of the buttons is fantastic.
I suppose my real favorite part is the picture. See Fuzzy? He's the one standing by me here. He went by "Fuzzy" and drove an orange VW convertible bug. The people standing around us are part of the tailgating gang: some of my dad's fraternity brothers, friends, and their kids. We are missing a significant number of people here, but the picture is great anyway.
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