My husband is almost as reluctant as I am to have his photo taken. Needless to say when I managed to capture some shots of him and the boys in the crops last weekend, there was no doubt that some would eventually make their way onto layouts.
Being born and raised on the land gave Tony a clear focus for where he wanted to end up in life - staying on the land. Sure, things might not have turned out quite how he envisaged in terms of owning a place of his own (I won't even bother with that story - there are not enough hours in the day for that one) but that hasn't stopped him from dedicating his life to the land. There are times when the boys and I come a very distant second to his work but that is what you have to get used to with the nature of his work. I have to respect him though because working on the land has never been 'just a job' to Tony, it is, and always will be, his passion.
I am pretty happy with the way this layout has turned out and I can't wait to scrap some more photos from our farm tour last weekend.
Happy weekend everyone,
S xoxo
9 comments:
Great page! Love your masking and misting!
Love this page!
The misting is great. That polkadot paper adds the perfect touch of color. :)
fabulous page!!!!!
Awesome layout, love the chicken wire background misting!
Very cool techniques on your layout! :)
I love your layout! The twine adds a nice touch. I also like the masking and splatters.
What a sweet layout! I love the misting with the chicken wire look..so very cool!
Thanks too for visiting my blog and leaving such a nice comment. I appreciiate it :)
I also love the misting and all of the wording you added around the photo! Nice LO!
wowsers girl! you must have been quick to get that photo... the boys certainly get their camera shyness from Tony LOL
I love this page hun.. now I just have to get you to one of of YOU!
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