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Journaling reads: Perfection? Here is the honest truth. Not every picture is perfect. Sometimes I get lucky and get 'the shot.' But for every 1 perfect shot, there are 20 or 30, well, 'nots.' And as I keep working towards 'the shot,' the girls wear out... and that's when I start getting these faces... do not get me wrong, I love these girls dearly. But their 'picture stamina' needs a little work! Or could it be that I just need to improve... quickly!
Papers and trims from "Queen of Whatever" by Lauren Reid. Photo frame by Gina Cabrera. Shape cutter by Dani Mogstad. Staple by Fee Jardine. Alpha stamps by Tracy Ann Robinson. Curled paper tears by Anna Aspnes.
Fonts - butterbrotpapier and CBX-Heber.
Papers and trims from "Queen of Whatever" by Lauren Reid. Photo frame by Gina Cabrera. Shape cutter by Dani Mogstad. Staple by Fee Jardine. Alpha stamps by Tracy Ann Robinson. Curled paper tears by Anna Aspnes.
Fonts - butterbrotpapier and CBX-Heber.


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