Showing posts with label water. Show all posts
Showing posts with label water. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 29, 2010

Ariel's Grotto (Disney LO #22)

























Ariel and Ursula of the Little mermaid. Show at Disney - Ariel is real but Ursula is animated.
Another page for my Disney vacation album.

Mercurial Trench by Lisa @ SBG
Note: The alpha used in the title is part of the kit, but I modified it by stripping it of color. 15421
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Discovery Island Trails, Part 1 (Disney LO #20)

























Another page for my Disney Album. Animal Kingdom.

Paper Petals Vol 1 By Buttercup Studio
Mercurial Trench By Lisa/ Studio Gypsy
Century Gothic

Note: The bg. ppr. that you see is a blending of 2 or more papers. The fishes are from a photo I took that I also blended. 15421

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Tuesday, November 30, 2010

Summer: Wave Pool

Kaylie, Liam and a friend at Hurricane Harbor.
Studio Baers Garten's Everyday 365 Collection
Studio True Blue's Blueprints Set 5
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Saturday, August 28, 2010

Trip to Six Flags Great Adventure

Liam playing with his Lego car.


Kay and Liam in  the  Rolling Thunder train.

Fort Independence

El Toro
El Toro
Mr. Six

The kid and I went to Six Flags Great Adventure yesterday. It was a sunny, breezy day, and we were hoping that it wouldn't be too crowded like the last few times we've been there. 

It WAS crowded, but we managed to go on Congo Rapids 2 consecutive times without much wait.  By the second trip we were all drenched!  There's nothing worse than walking around with wet clothing and wet socks/shoes. 


We then walked to the other side of the park so the kids could ride The Runaway Train. On the way there, we stopped so I could have a photo taken with the kids.  (I know, wonders never cease!) Afterward, we took the skyline which took us back to the park where they kids rode the Jolly Roger and the Buccaneer.

We got in line at 3:00 p.m. to watch the dolphins and  sea lion show in Fort Independence at 3:30 p.m. Our diligence paid off as the kids were able to score front seat rows. They wanted to be splashed by the dolphins - me, not so much, so I sat on the 5th row.  The show was pretty much a bust.  They had "technical difficulties" so we couldn't hear a thing! Last year's show, "Shiver Me Timbers," was really good so I have no idea why they would change it.

Another thing I've noticed is that there are less characters in the park posing for photos with the guests. We managed to find Mr. Six and had a picture taken with him. Of course, Liam didn't want his photo taken...


We spend about 6 hours at the park and dined at our favorite pizza shop in town. This is probably our last trip to Six Flags until October, when Fright Fest begins.  The kids go back to school full time on September 7th.  I am ready, but they aren't! :)10009
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Wednesday, July 7, 2010

Hurricane Harbor - 2nd trip


Liam enjoying himself.

Hibiscus.

DH, Kay, Liam, Brodie and Hayden

I love the way the kids are all lined up in a row...makes for an interesting photo.






The minute I saw this pink hibiscus I had to take this photo. I love the turquoise bg. and how the pink stands out against it.



Why can't I grab this stuff? It just slips between my hands!


Little Seth loves the water.

I seriously think that Six Flags Great Adventure should hire/pay me to take photos for promos of their parks. I am there all summer and take tons of photos...I mean, I even got published in Somerset Digital Studio with safari photos I took there. But I digress, here are photos from my last trip to Hurricane Harbor. I will post more photos tomorrow. Enjoy! 9223
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Friday, April 9, 2010

A Trip to the Sea / Impression of the Sea




Pages made with the newest collection by the Studio Girls @ Scrapbookgraphics, Impressions of the Sea, found here: http://shop.scrapbookgraphics.com/product.php?productid=27457&cat=0&page=2
If you are short on time, take a look at the quickpages that were made with the kit, they are fabulous!
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