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Here is my LO for WEEK 5 of Scrapvivor2: "THE LANGUAGE OF LOVE" The rules for this week: "In honor of the Love Holiday that just passed, we are going to focus on ourselves a little and create the ever-popular, photo-less LO also known as the Journaling Challenge! The theme will be your Love Language and you will journal, journal, and journal! According to Gary Chapman, there are five Love Languages. He suggests there are five main ways to keep our Love Tanks full and that we all need to have our love tanks filled on a regular basis in order to be happy. We all utilize all 5 love languages, but we each have one specific one that we prefer over the others. Your challenge is to determine which is your preferred love language and then to create a LO about it. The Love Languages are: A. WORDS OF AFFIRMATION - verbal compliments or words of appreciation and encouragement B. B. QUALITY TIME - having someone's undivided attention (not watching TV together) C. C. RECEIVING GIFTS - something you can hold in your hand and know someone was thinking of you when it was purchased/made D. D. ACTS OF SERVICE - acts of service committed with the intention of pleasing the other person E. E. PHYSICAL TOUCH - self-explanatory REQUIREMENTS: 1. Create a 1-page LO - CHECK. 2. NO photos - CHECK. 3. Visible journaling - minimum of 100 words about the theme "My Primary Love Language" – CHECK 4. A visible title – CHECK 5. The monogram you created for the first Immunity Challenge 6 - CHECK. Stitching (either machine or hand - no rubons, stamps or sticker stitches) CHECK (LOCATED ON LEFT SIDE ON TOP OF PP. I chose the love language "WORDS OF AFFIRMATION" and I chose to honor my parents. My journaling reads: My life has been filled with love, much love. It’s not the love you would find in a Harlequin romance, but the love that is constant and most importantly – unconditional. Thanks to you, your words – I have known this kind of love all my life. Your words taught me to be my own person when I was intimidated by peers; follow my dreams regardless of negative opinions; supported my choices when you didn’t always agree. Your words of encouragement and comfort showed you cared, that you loved - me. Your words of wisdom made me a successful, independent woman, a better friend, a better sister – but most importantly a better daughter and for that I thank you. Love, D. February 2007.

TFL, Debra.