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<P><FONT face=arial size=2>This is a layout I did of my son about his obsession with "Star Wars". The journaling reads: Long, long ago in a galaxy far, far away...a Sunday afternoon trip to the movies would prove to be a life-long obsession for a certain little boy. The date was May 1977, the movie was "Star Wars" and the little boy was our son, Jason. At the time he was only two and a half years old so when our friend suggested this movie, I was not sure it would be suitable. I had seen previews for this movie and there were some strange creatures in it so I was afraid it might be a little too scary for Jay. As it turned out, I worried needlessly. Not only did Jay sit through the entire movie without talking, his very favorite part was the scene in the Cantina where all the creatures hung out.</FONT></P><P><FONT face=Arial size=2>It's now 27 years later and Jay is still a huge "Star WArs" fan. He has boxes full of figures, watches, cups, books, movies etc. and plans to make a room in his house to display it all. And to think it started with a simple trip to the movies on a Sunday afternoon.</FONT></P><P><FONT>Supplies used: cardstock(Bazill Basics), patterned paper(Daisy D's),, rub-on letters(Heidi Swapp), foam stamp, acrylic paint(Making Memories), ribbon(Offray).</FONT></P>
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This project uses products from Making Memories, Daisy Ds, Bazzill


Cute layout, I like how you did the title and the use of those yellow bows. Great job on your journaling.
Edited for spelling
Great layout! The colors are great also.
-Melissa