What happens when you take a little girl to see Tinkerbell… she waits for an hour… and then it is a boy fairy? Answer: A very angry little girl. The funny thing was when I asked her if we could please still take a photo because I HAD to document this – she said “yes. We need a picture of this guy”
It has become a whole funny memory for us – that time we went to see Tinkerbell and THIS GUY was in her house. I’m told they know of him now – that he is in the movies so it’s ok. But at that time – oh man. just so much funny.
I was really excited that this week’s Simon challenge “botanical” got me inspired to scrapbook this photo!
What botanical fun will inspire you this week? Join in the creative fun! Simon is, as always, offering a generous $50 voucher that will be randomly drawn from the eligible entries each week. Join the fun by creating a project this week – and for your chance to win a $50 voucher you should hop on over and join in the challenge here.
Also starting up this week – don’t miss out on my Distress Ink class! Still just $12 (That price ends this week!!) you can sign up here.
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Oh, May this post made me laugh. What a beautifully done layout to capture a lifelong memory. I’m fairly certain there would have been blood if my 5 year old daughter waited for an hour to see Tink, and got stuck with Terance (and she’s even a Terance fan)! At least your LO looks to be smiling in the picture! Thanks for he great inspiration, and a great giggle-
Julia
What a fun story and beautiful layout, May! Love the cute picture and great sentiment. 🙂
Gorgeous page, May, and great story.
May…what a funny story and what a great way to keep this moment in time! 🙂 I love your layout page…so pretty. I love Tim’s papers, too. Great use of them! I also love your stitching through the letters and journaling tag. Really a pretty page! <3 Candy
So funny ! Love the way kids think. Gorgeous layout! Hugs, Sandra
This is such a funny story! I love how you have documented it, and your botanical layout is beautiful.
Love the layout, stencil, rubons and oh yeah, the story!
Wow what a funny story! Love this layout. The woodgrain stencil is an awesome choice and also the metal bits and the journaling ticket, I really could go on here. That woodgrain stencil is on my wishlist. Summer’s my next opportunity for supplies. Thanks for sharing this awesome work. Michelle t
Just love it!!
Wonderful layout May! Such a cute photo! Your daughter is a real sport! 🙂 Loved the story behind the photo!
LOL! Oh – how funny… love this story and REALLY love this page! One of my faves! Pinned 🙂
What a funny story May!!! I wonder how many times a day that boy fairy got such a reaction. Love your use of Tim’s papers here and the woodgrain in the background.
A wonderfully funny story and a fantastic layout to complement that super cute photo! Thanks for sharing May! 🙂
Wonderful story MAy! And wonderful layout! BArbarayaya
Love the story behind this layout and I think he is in charge of making/gathering the fairy dust if I remember correctly. 🙂 Beautiful layout and beautiful memory!
Your story behind this one is hilarious! I don’t know whether I feel worse for you guys for having to wait so long to see Mr. No Namer Fairy or for him because he has to wear tights all day and look happy about it. Either way, what a brilliant idea to document it! I love how you see humor and value in these “little moments” in life and then give them a beautiful setting through your artistry. Great post, great story (still chuckling) and great page!
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