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There are other changes as well.
Why? Well, the world has changed. And change with it, we must. The lyrics to "We Go On" for IllumiNations say it best:
We go on to the joy and through the tears
We go on to discover new frontiers
Moving on with the current of the years.
We go on
Moving forward now as one
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Ever on with each rising sun.
To a new day, we go on.
It's time to move on and move forward.
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Nala, beautiful page and I like what will be the theme of this next scrapbook.
Marcie, thanks for all putting the challenges together - I really look forward to seeing how it inspires everyone's creativity. I hope you continue doing them.
Marcie, you may have created a glitter monster with this challenge! I had so much fun using it on the other page I posted, I found myself wanting to use it on the page that goes next to it!
This one is about my childhood dream of staying at the Poly, but how it also fulfilled another dream of mine, that of Kiara being able to watch the fireworks behind a window where she wouldn't be bothered by the noise. I took this picture of her looking out the window of the lounge that had a straight shot of Cinderella Castle.
Glitter was used on the chipboard flowers and also the chipboard mini frame around the little picture of the castle. And to pull in some of the theme of the Poly, I used fish net behind the flowers and a trim I had with little shells on it.
Geesh Nala - Another excellent page! I love the colors and the muted tones you used on your letters! There are so many cool little details to discover - it's GREAT!
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A Fairy Godmother wannabe -
Look what a little Bibbidi Bobbidi Boo can do!
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Love the pages, Nala and pretty funny you used the stamp I sent. You don't let anything go to waste, do you? The Poly page brought tears to my eyes, my Mom and I stayed there one time and it was a dream fufilled for me, so I can really relate to that. Plus, I know how Kiara is afraid of the fireworks noise, so it was so moving that you could combine your dream for the Poly and for her to watch the fireworks without being afraid. Thanks for sharing that paage with us.
I'm thinking I'll use glitter on chipboard for this challenge, too, (I've never done that) but I've got to find a page I can do that on, pretty hard with my 2 boys! This is a good challenge for me because I'm sure there are pages I can do this with that I never would have thought to do it on, so it stretches my creativity and gives me a page layout I wouldn't have otherwise had! Thanks again, Marcie. And, I'm hoping you decide to continue the challenges into 2008. There's a lot of us who appreciate the effort!
Love the MNSSHP page - that's a great way to include a lot of pictures. The litle touch of glitter on the candy corn is perfect. I've never heard of Stickles, I learned something new in this month's challenge.
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The Poly page brought tears to my eyes, my Mom and I stayed there one time and it was a dream fufilled for me, so I can really relate to that. Plus, I know how Kiara is afraid of the fireworks noise, so it was so moving that you could combine your dream for the Poly and for her to watch the fireworks without being afraid. Thanks for sharing that paage with us. 
This is a good challenge for me because I'm sure there are pages I can do this with that I never would have thought to do it on, so it stretches my creativity and gives me a page layout I wouldn't have otherwise had! Thanks again, Marcie. And, I'm hoping you decide to continue the challenges into 2008. There's a lot of us who appreciate the effort!
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Michelle - with my step sisters!
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