So, yesterday was the official kick-off of the Keep Portland Weird festival here in Paris, which meant that I had a reading/screening in the...
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I have purchased 4 copies of "Wreck This Journal" for family members who wanted in on the fun. The prompts are creative and good fun. Mine now has doodles, lists, stickers from fruit, mailing labels, chocolate wrappers, colored sketches of garden and trellis plans, verses, short poems, wordplays, four-leaf clovers, and paint chips overstuffing and decorating its covers. My daughter threw hers down 5 floors in a stairwell twice on the way to her doctor's appt. She had to retrieve it each time and it made her laugh to be so silly. The journal suggests that you abuse it a little. We would all recommend this "journal."
I've found the step-by-step instructions and illustrations so helpful in this borrowed library book that I don't want to return it. I think it is time to buy my own copy :)
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Wreck This Journal by Keri Smith
grantandannette, May 17, 2011
I have purchased 4 copies of "Wreck This Journal" for family members who wanted in on the fun. The prompts are creative and good fun. Mine now has doodles, lists, stickers from fruit, mailing labels, chocolate wrappers, colored sketches of garden and trellis plans, verses, short poems, wordplays, four-leaf clovers, and paint chips overstuffing and decorating its covers. My daughter threw hers down 5 floors in a stairwell twice on the way to her doctor's appt. She had to retrieve it each time and it made her laugh to be so silly. The journal suggests that you abuse it a little. We would all recommend this "journal."Scrapbooking Digitally: The Ultimate Guide to Saving Your Memories Digitally by Darlene D'Agostino and Kerry Arquette and Andrea Zocchi and Susha Roberts
grantandannette, April 26, 2011
I've found the step-by-step instructions and illustrations so helpful in this borrowed library book that I don't want to return it. I think it is time to buy my own copy :)