NO PHOTO JUST THOUGHTS

this is so moving..hope everything is getting better

April 29, 2007

okay... this is such a wonderful portrait of emotion. very touching. oh... "to distract the kids." wow... very powerful. what an incredible thing to think of to do for your sister. that's the first thing i would've thought of, but many people miss that. this is reallllly awesome!

March 16, 2007

Wow that is beautiful. I never thought of making a scrapbook page about a feeling instead of a picture. I love the frame around the non-photo. Great job.

January 29, 2007

I hope all is well with your sister and her family. Your journaling is wonderfully touching and the lack of a photo adds to the lo. Great job.

January 28, 2007

Sorry for you Sister loss, hope they're doing better now... What a great way to deal with pain...

January 18, 2007

Beautiful thoughts. I hope your sister sees this. {{hugs}}

January 09, 2007

WOW. Great work. I am so very sorry about your sister's home. ((hugs)) to your family. You did a great job of conveying the emotion here---I think it is great without the pic. The pic would have taken away from your message of caring, i think. Great job. b

January 08, 2007

Thats different but some times it what we need. I have a hard time with words some times. i do like what you did.

January 08, 2007

Great emotional impact.

January 08, 2007

Wow! Simple but beautiful. Great journalling and the absence of a photo speaks louder than a photo would have.

January 08, 2007

This is breathtaking... So sorry for your sisters loss, glad to know they are safe. Your journaling is so well written!

January 08, 2007

Wow! No photo is needed the journaling paints all the pictures! Very Moving! TFS!

January 07, 2007

Very nice, tfs

January 07, 2007

Oh my goodness.... wow... this is amazing that you were able to get that on paper but wow... my heart breaks for them. I, too, went through that as a child and know what it's like. My prayers will be with them and you.

January 07, 2007

what a great Layout. Sometimes the journaling is so more important than pictures. But in this case, the empty picture is so telling of all that they lost. My husband is a firefighter, and I can't imagine what this must feel like. It's truly one of my biggest fears.

January 06, 2007

Cheers