My memory is going...I think....

This beautiful card was made by Stephanie. I am horrible.....I can't remember which Stephanie it came from! Tell me guys! Which ever one made it, I love it. If you know me, you know I love purple and green together. Yummy! That love affair began back when Stampin' Up! had the big DD Hydrangea set. Old olive and Eggplant envy were the colors, paired with Almost amethyst and Mellow moss. I must have made a million cards with that combo! I still love those colors together, although SU has tweaked the colors just a bit....they are still good!
Today should be my last day with my current organizing client. I hope we get everything done. I just have to be home after this to get my house packed. I can't believe how fast the time has flown by. Everything has just fallen into place so well.....it just must be meant to be! I think part of the reason time has flown is because I am in denial about leaving all my wonderful friends here in Florida. I have become more attached here than anywhere else I have lived. It is a real bittersweet thing to be moving to Arizona. I am excited to be by family, but feel like I am leaving family! sigh....
Edited to add: This awesome card was made by Stephanie Peters! Thanks Steph!

Comments

Laurel said…

You will be where you are meant to be. Our lives touched for a reason and now a new season is upon you. Go forth and bloom.

May 24, 2009 at 8:33 PM

stampingwithstephanie said…

I made it Beckie. I'm glad that you like it! You're the best

May 28, 2009 at 6:21 PM

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