Hmmm... I hadn't put much thought into this week's QOW because I didn't realize it was my turn (but thanks for the reminder, Sharon!).
So... off the top of my head, here goes:
What is one household chore you actually ENJOY doing? On the counterpart, what is the one you HATE?
Saturday, August 9, 2008
Sunday, August 3, 2008
QueZZtion of the Week 08/03/08
All righty, I'm up this week as I was first to answer Christy's fun embarrassing moments QOW (GREAT fun reading people's answers to that one, BTW!). So here goes... In honor of the upcoming Olympics, let's focus on GAMES! What were your favorite games growing up, what are they now? You can talk board games, card games, real-life games (i.e. sports), video games, you name it! C'mon out & PLAY!
Saturday, August 2, 2008
BWC 16: "Paper Ruffles"
First we would to acknowledge members who have participated in recent challenges. GREAT WORK LADIES!
Responses to The Kid Speaks To Me challenge:
QueenMel's "Hey...we wanna know"
Tiffany's "i {heart} Elvis"Marlene's "What Would You Say?"
Marsha's "Youth Is Wasted On The Young"
Sharon's "today you are YOU!" (which is also a response to the Stars and Stripes Forevahhhh challenge)
Tiffany's "Show Us The Candy" is a response to these challenges: Movie Quotes, Inchies, Yum Yum (Dove chocolate quote), Write on Your Photos, BWC 12 Sketch challenge, Lift Away and Stars and Stripes For-evahhhh.
Gelidy's "Birthday" Inchies (even if she made too many)
Marsha's "All American Girls" is a response to the Stars and Stripes For-evahhhh challenge.
Brenda's "Napan Valley" is a response to BWC 12's Sketch challenge.
Brenda's "Cheers" is a response to the Lift Away challenge.
This bi-week challenge is to incorporate a "Paper Ruffle" on your page.
http://www.scrapbook.com/forums/showtopic.php?tid/1474205/
Please join the fun and embed your page on the scrapbook.com "Paper Ruffle" Challenge thread.
Responses to The Kid Speaks To Me challenge:
QueenMel's "Hey...we wanna know"
Tiffany's "i {heart} Elvis"Marlene's "What Would You Say?"
Marsha's "Youth Is Wasted On The Young"
Sharon's "today you are YOU!" (which is also a response to the Stars and Stripes Forevahhhh challenge)
Tiffany's "Show Us The Candy" is a response to these challenges: Movie Quotes, Inchies, Yum Yum (Dove chocolate quote), Write on Your Photos, BWC 12 Sketch challenge, Lift Away and Stars and Stripes For-evahhhh.
Gelidy's "Birthday" Inchies (even if she made too many)
Marsha's "All American Girls" is a response to the Stars and Stripes For-evahhhh challenge.
Brenda's "Napan Valley" is a response to BWC 12's Sketch challenge.
Brenda's "Cheers" is a response to the Lift Away challenge.
This bi-week challenge is to incorporate a "Paper Ruffle" on your page.
http://www.scrapbook.com/forums/showtopic.php?tid/1474205/
Please join the fun and embed your page on the scrapbook.com "Paper Ruffle" Challenge thread.
Sunday, July 27, 2008
QOW: July 27, 2008
Heres something that we dont like to talk about but it can be really fun! First we have to accept that none of us are perfect!
SO! Tell us about your most embarrassing moment!
SO! Tell us about your most embarrassing moment!
Monday, July 21, 2008
BWC 15: "The Kid" Speaks to Me
First of all, I would like to recognize:
Amanda for her gorgeous submission of "All American Girl" for the Stars and Stripes Forevahhhhhhh BWC and Melissa for her submission of "1 Small Step" which was her delayed entry for Write on your photos.
We've all seen the "What I would tell this girl" layouts where our older self tells the younger self a few life lessons and such. This week we are to switch.
I recently watched the movie "The Kid" starring Bruce Willis (you know, the guy from Moonlighting). In the movie he runs into his eight year old self. The eight year old reminds me of what he forgot and helps bring him to terms with a time of his life he would rather forget. The eight year old self is shocked to find out that when he grows up he is not married, is not a pilot and is not the proud owner of Chester "the worlds greatest dog". Bruce Willis did not grow up to be anything like what he had envisioned as a child. The two work together to change Brucey-Boy's future. So....
What would your child self say to you?
Amanda for her gorgeous submission of "All American Girl" for the Stars and Stripes Forevahhhhhhh BWC and Melissa for her submission of "1 Small Step" which was her delayed entry for Write on your photos.
We've all seen the "What I would tell this girl" layouts where our older self tells the younger self a few life lessons and such. This week we are to switch.
I recently watched the movie "The Kid" starring Bruce Willis (you know, the guy from Moonlighting). In the movie he runs into his eight year old self. The eight year old reminds me of what he forgot and helps bring him to terms with a time of his life he would rather forget. The eight year old self is shocked to find out that when he grows up he is not married, is not a pilot and is not the proud owner of Chester "the worlds greatest dog". Bruce Willis did not grow up to be anything like what he had envisioned as a child. The two work together to change Brucey-Boy's future. So....
What would your child self say to you?
Sunday, July 20, 2008
QOW: July 20th
What's the first thing you notice about a man/woman in the sense of attraction? Ultimately, what's that first PHYSICAL feature that just gets you all hot and bothered?
Tuesday, July 15, 2008
QueZZtion of the Week- July 14
Ok I'm a little late adding this due to my CRS (can't remember sh*t) but here it is. What is your favorite quote? What about this quote makes it your fave?
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