You've Got to Check Out Friesland in The Netherlands, Travel Scrapbook Layouts and Traveling Europe with a Dog

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Today, there's another travel addition on tap. We recently went to the north of The Netherlands known as Friesland. Wow! It sure was different. We had no idea what to expect. The trip was pretty great. The BnB was awesome. The sun even came out for just a bit. The nature was so different and there was even more fantastic things learned. Keep reading to find out more about Friesland in The Netherlands.

I'm a bit of a lazy traveler if you've not figured that out. This trip was a bit busy for me, but I survived. It was also the first time I traveled with a couple and their large-ish dog, pictured above in the cute little town of Workum. It was super cute and definitely a great place to check out. It is smaller and there isn't a ton of things to do, but it's quiet, clean and the architecture is a real treat. I totally dig the houses behind us.

I'd love to hear about your travel experience with others. My issue is that you are always at the mercy of everyone else. You might want to do something, but everyone else wants to do something else and ya don't want to be a whiner so you just follow along. This couple was really easy going and nice to travel with. They are the typical kind of tourist that likes to Go! Go! Go! I used to be like that, too. Now, I like to just go ... Hehehe... Slow and easy. Go back to the hotel or room late in the afternoon, have a nibble and some beer or wine, put my feet up then get dressed up for dins.

Let's also discuss travel with dogs. As you may know, we've got a very small, white, fuzzy dog that doesn't shed. Typically, we can take him just about everywhere around Europe. Each country is different and even businesses are different. In Germany, The Netherlands and Belgium, dogs are often welcome nearly everywhere. Oddly, Italian restaurants and other ethnic eating spots in these countries do not allow dogs and often in the southern European countries, dogs are not allowed in most places. You may not take your pets in to stores in Europe. If you've got them in a carrying bag, you might. It totally depends on the store. If you will be traveling by train or bus, you'll have to buy your pet a ticket and often pay extra fees for overnight stays. If you're coming from another country, make sure you know what kind of shots and laws are required for each country. Even seatbelts for your pets are sometimes required in some countries.

You will be very limited in places to stay if you have a dog. Personally, I didn't really enjoy traveling with a large dog, but I am not a dog person to begin with. If not taking the dog is a possibility, I'd go with it. Many cafes and restaurants are small and dogs are often in the way, barking at other dogs or sitting on your feet, under the table. Some people are even disgusted at the thought of a dog in a restaurant which I can respect. Let me know what ya think or what it's like by you.

Above is a mix of pictures from around The Netherlands including the neat bridge in Sneek. This town is a lot bigger. You can find just about anything except maybe parking. Hehehe...(I can't believe I spelled Friesland wrong in so many places.) There are a lot of restaurants, cafes, kebab shops, clothing stores, a theater and much more. It does have a bit of a city vibe. If you like things a little quieter, you may want to skip it. If you're looking for something maybe similar to Amsterdam, but smaller, then this place might be ideal for ya.

Before I go on about the BnB we stayed in, I'll clue you in a bit about the nature and landscape of Friesland. We didn't take a lot of pictures. It was pretty much the same thing all over. There is a whole lot of water in Friesland including a lot of cute, home lined canals. It was so cool to be walking through farmland and then POW! There was the beach and or a huge body of water. The area is very, very flat.

Again, we traveled in the winter. So, there was not a lot of people about, which I really enjoyed. It was rather cold and of course, when you go by the beach, ya get a lot of wind. Another fun part of the trip was a long walk through the woods that were right behind our BnB. We didn't have to walk long at all before we ended up on the beach. It was pretty fab.

Another amazing part of the trip was the birds. If you're like me and ya dig our feathered friends, boy oh boy will you enjoy this area. It could possibly have been a time when mass migration was in action. We went in January. There were thousands of swans, geese, cranes, gorgeous white egrets and more. As you travel down the world's most perfect roads free of cameras and flitz polls issuing tickets, most enjoyable, indeed, you pass through unending, green fields full of traveling birds hunting and resting in the ditches and canals that flank the roads.

If you're not familiar with a continental breakfast, allow me to remedy that. If you are ever given a breakfast at your lodging, it will resemble something like this. Most places in Europe do not even offer breakfast. So make sure you are prepared for that or that you book a place that really does provide breakfast.

Typically, there is an assortment of pastries and bread that you eat with sliced meats and a variety of cheeses. You may get some yogurt and museli if you're lucky and coffee and tea are also standard. Our breakfast, had everything and then some, including fresh squeezed juice, fresh fruit, chocolates, eggs and bacon  more than we could possibly eat. Doesn't it look just the picture? I am a big fan of big breakfasts.

Here's the main meeting room in our gorgeous BnB. We were the only guests so we had the entire place to ourselves. We could pop down to breakfast in our pj's if we wanted to. I wore slippers! Hehehe...Can ya see the cozy fire burning? What do ya think? Pretty posh? Definitely one of the nicer places I've ever stayed. Cozy lighting, textures, greenery, blankets, cushions and thoughtful decor.

This place would be super for a romantic get away or a ladies weekend out.

Often, BnB's don't offer rugs. BnB Rijsterbosch was not full of broken appliances, cheap towels and lumpy pillows. What a relief! The mattress was very comfortable as was everything else. We had a large bathroom in our suite, gorgeous, huge picture windows, a lovely mantel, a pit couch and a table offering coffee, tea and water.

I'd say this stay was a luxury stay, though the price wasn't ridiculous. We had breakfast and dinner provided which is often called, "half pension" in Europe. The menu in The Netherlands is always a bit underwhelming for me, but that's just my opinion. It certainly is an adventure!

Overall, Rijs and Friesland is a pretty darn cool place to visit. It's quiet, natural and will provide a restful vacation. There are all kinds of water sports and swimming, in the summer. If ya like a more adventurous vacation in regards to sailing, kayaking, walking and hiking, you're good to go. What might be ideal is to hit up a huge city like Amsterdam (which I'll be writing about very soon), Rotterdam or the likes and then cruise north and relax and hit up nature to unwind.

The people in Rijs were absolutely amazing! I come from the super friendly, sunshine state and these people are giving us a run for the money when it comes to friendliness. That's a huge plus in my book.

Click on my preview for this fun, free design. When I wrap up the Netherlands travel blogs, I'll have this little digital scrapbooking kit available for ya, for free. So, come on back and get to know The Netherlands.

Thanks for visiting the travel blogs. I'll be talking about Amsterdam next and this darling of a freebie should be up and waiting for ya.

There are more coordinating freebies for this collection, here and here.

Happy travels!

 

Free Digital Scrapbooking Kit, Page Layout Inspiration, a Look at My Book, The Walking Stick and Travel Tips for Catalonia France

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Finally! The last installment of the free digital collection, Catalonia or The Walking Stick, named after my book. I've got some lovely page inspiration for ya, too. You'll see an excerpt from the very first page of my book along with its partnering page full of imagery. I've written many books, but none like this one. If you know me, you won't be surprised at my ever present attempts at something new or outside of the box.

Pictured below is your new freebie.

Take a look at the first page and its picturesque partner page.

These are actual photos I took from Serdinya. Just look at that beyond gorgeous, blue sky. All of the homes are constructed with stone. Everything sure does look ancient. From the rustic metal working to the weathered wooden doors and shutters. 

Catalonia is a magical place to visit. They put so much pride in to everything to do. Keeping the houses and farms from their ancestors as they were gives Catalonia its mystic charm. It made me think how cost effective and environmentally friendly this concept is.

Catalonia grows a lot of their own food which you can purchase at road side establishments as well as large grocery stores. They have their own dairy suppliers and buying organic, local meat is not at all a problem. As Foodies, we were super impressed at the quality of the local products.

If you missed that last few installments from the Catalonia Collection, you can pop back and grab the other parts. I'm putting a few of the same pages here for inspiration.

Scrapbook layouts don't always have to be time and labor intensive. Above, I placed over half a dozen pictures atop a coordinating color background and added a few simple embellishments. Scrapbooking in minutes can still render a beautiful page.

There I am enjoying an expansive breakfast at an Air BnB we stayed at on our way to Serdinya. I studied my photos of the trip to gather the color palette I needed for the collection. You can see how I did that as we go along. Occasionally, I'll tweak the colors just a bit so that they fit the images, perfectly.

These two pages are from the BnB. Claudia provided an excellent outside space with a huge pool and beautiful garden. She was kind enough to leave us on our own despite that the house is "shared". I usually don't go for that kind of BnB. If you're interested in this place, here's the link.

We had the entire upstairs to ourselves. That's two bedrooms and a bathroom. We only saw Claudia at breakfast. This is a super, nice place to stay and it really isn't all that expensive. We'd definitely visit again if we were in the area.

When we got there, it was around dinner time. We did pass a few restaurants, but from the road we traveled, it didn't look like there was a whole lot to do. Do your research to make sure it provides what you are looking for. I had our dinner packed so we could eat at our lodging which did have a full, beautiful kitchen. We forgot all of the things we put in the refrigerator! Claudia was great about it when we called to warn her. She really is a very nice person to speak with. Her English is spotty to say the least. So brush up on your French.

I really love the page, above. The colors are delicious and reminiscent of the brilliant blue skies and sun in the south of France.

Here are some pages from my team with the free collection.

Visit our freebies board for easy look'n.

Thanks for popping by The Cherry. Take a slow peruse through our blog and find more freebies than you can shake a stick at, travel tips, cooking inspiration and paper craft. Ya know. The little things that make life grand.

You Need Aloe In Your Life and Here's Why

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Today's food blog is a bit of mixed bag. It's combining all things Cherry. Digital design, a fun and pretty free printable, food, beauty and health tips. Pretty cool, eh?

The hot topic is aloe. I always knew that it was great for skin and burns. We had an enormous aloe plant in our backyard in Florida. We only ever used it for burns, but it turns out you can and should use it for a lot more.  

Add some fun text to the design. I love the fun, sass of this one.

Simply click and download the image.

I've always had aloe plants around me and had no idea just how wonderful they are. I mean, besides how gorgeous they are and er hem, how easy they are to grow and keep alive. Every time I buy an aloe plant, it is tiny. I mean like 2 inches tall and an inch wide. I know, right? And every decade, I have to ditch it which usually entails putting it outside because it is an enormous monster and doesn't even fit in my house any more. Hehehe...

This poor baby got so heavy it fell over and broke. Those larger leaves are nearly 3 feet long! I had no idea what to do with all of this aloe. So, I went on a Pinterest hunt to see what I can do with it. To my delight, there was quite a few things to do with this bumper crop of aloe. Whoo hoo!

Years ago, I blogged about my hair. Lord, my hair! My hair is notorious! Hehehe...There is just so, so much of it and the older I get, the curlier it gets and the frizzier it gets. I tried the flax seed and water recipe, but I think I'm just too lazy for this method. You heat up a bit of water, throw in some flax seeds and shortly, you get a gel. Crazy, right? I have a difficult time separating the seeds from the gel and boy what a mess. I had more on the counter than in my hair. Though, the results were pretty darn good.

 

These two images are with aloe.

If you're finding yourself thinking it still looks frizzy, you have no idea where this hair came from. Ha! I found the harvesting of aloe rather easy, but a bit time consuming if you have a lot to harvest. There's also an easy trick ya have to do to get rid of the greenish yellow stuff called aloin. You can read the article I read to find out how to get the aloe out of the leaves.

Easy, fabulous results.

I put the freshly harvested aloe in small ziplock bags and put them in the freezer. Every time I need to nourish my hair (twice a week or if I need to look acceptable), I take the pack out and let it thaw. You'll get a bunch of juice that you can put in your hair either wet or dry. Yes! Isn't that so mega fab?! I love that I can put it in my hair when it's dry and not have to blow dry. It is not sticky at all which is even more great. If you do the freezer method and even if ya don't you'll have meat left over as well. This you can put in a small blender or chopper and zap it into a juice which you can also put in your hair.

I put the pure juice in a reused spray bottle and man did that work great, but it got clogged and stopped spraying. No other bottle worked. If you know of one that might, hit me up. It was by far the easiest way to get the stuff in your hair. It was ideal when ya just need to tame it a bit before leaving the house.

Apparently, aloe is excellent for slowing down the aging process. Say, what?! You can find out more about that at one of my favorite sites.

Read more about how aloe can help with diabetes, inflammatory bowel disease, cancer and much more.

You can put it in smoothies, too. Make sure you read more about that before you drink. I haven't dared it myself, but perhaps it could help you with a chronic problem you have where nothing else has worked. There are some precautionary measures you'll want to address.

In this blog, I share our lice story. Ugh! We suffered for years with lice and finally found the natural trick to not only get rid of our lice, but keep it away. This is another blog on hair care that I highly recommend. Again, they are all natural ideas and big, big time money saving techniques for dry, curly and or frizzy hair.

I didn't touch much on how easy it is to grow aloe. If you live where it is chilly, you'll have to keep them inside when the temperatures start dipping. I leave mine in year round until that last one that out grew the house. I put it in my new green house where it is doing just great. Despite how mutilated it got after it fell over and I harvest several of the leaves.

Aloe doesn't need a lot water. Honestly, I only ever give it rain water and that's it. It even grows well in areas of the house with little light. I just can't kill this plant and that says a lot. Maybe there is some symbolism there? If you use aloe, maybe you'll live longer, too? Wink, wink...

Visiting Haarlem in The Netherlands A Charming Old Town Full of Wonderful Shopping and Cafes

Welcome to another travel edition of The Cherry On Top.

Since I'm only just designing for fun these days, I wanted to add a little twist via means of blogging about travel and showing off pictures through scrapbooking pages. Change is good, right? Another reason I want to start writing about travel is to help future travelers. I often read reviews and do research on places I want to visit. Sometimes I just can't find good information and or pictures. I want to try and fix that through my travels.

My first few travel blogs covers my trip to Monschau, Germany and the latest one is about Zandvoort, The Netherlands. Zandvoort is very, very close to Haarlem. A 15 minute bus ride and you're there. If you think you may want to add Zandvoort to your trip list, check out the blog and see what you think after reading.

Haarlem was absolutely beautiful. If you love old architecture, it's the place for you. In a previous travel blog, I mentioned that we went to Amsterdam. I will be blogging in detail about Amsterdam, soon. Haarlem was such a breath of fresh air after spending a very rushed and busy day in Amsterdam. It's a fraction of the size of Amsterdam and holy wow, a fraction of the people. We did go in the middle of November. The streets had a small trickle of people which you could find the bulk of in the many unique shops and cafes.

Did ya miss the first Dutchie Freebie?

Honestly, I cannot say enough about the shops in Haarlem. All of the unique little guy shops in my neck of the woods are all but gone. Not so in Haarlem. It seemed to me that more than half of the shops were not large chain store shops. How refreshing? If you're looking for a special gift, it's a great place to go. There are upscale shops as well as a fantastic thrift store (kringloop winkel). The thrift store had a sweet, little English book section and I stacked up.

I'll probably do a little blog about knitting shops since my friend is an enthusiast.

I also mentioned in a past blog about the high tech in The Netherlands. If an Orwellian experience is what you're looking for, The Netherlands is the place for you. Public transport is with a card only, as far as we could see and some cafes have a QR code for the menu. Make sure ya have your card with you, but be double sure to hit up those shops where they do take cash. We can't let cash die. Ever.

My friend and I hung out at a few cozy cafes on the main square, across from the church. It was really cold and very peaceful. No cars are allowed anywhere near the main square. I absolutely love that! Little kids could run all around, free as a bird, but ya do have to keep those pesky bikes in mind. Hehehe...As The Netherlands is well noted for bikes everywhere. We were nearly run down at least half a dozen times and I'm kind'a use to bike culture.

The menu choices were interesting. Previously, I spoke of my opinion in regards to The Netherland's cuisine. Personally, it is one of my least favorite foods of the world. It's often unimaginative and like Belgium, nearly every restaurant serves the same damn thing! I just don't get it! Hehehe...Insert that crying laughing emoji. It is true! Nearly every standard priced restaurant and cafe has the same menu. So if you just can't get enough of fried food like fish, potatoes, krokketjes or bitterballen and toastis which is a grilled cheese sandwich, then The Netherlands will be great for ya. There are places that sell soups and more original dishes, but ya have to look for them. Many places offer vegetarian items.

You can visit museums, take a canal cruise or soak up the sun in an outside cafe on the river bank. I was very pleased at the prices for food and drink and if you do go visit Haarlem, put a limit on your bank card so you don't crazy with all of that amazing shopping.

I've got your next Dutchie freebie for ya.

Thanks for visiting The Cherry. Let me know in the comments if you've been to Haarlem or if you think it looks like a great place to visit.

Happy travels!

Adorable Valentine's Day Mailbox Printable, Step By Step Tutorial and Free Lovable Gnome Scrapbooking Mini

Welcome to The Cherry On Top.

I've got a super, craft-a-licious blog set for you. First, a mega awesome pack of Valentine's Day printables that includes this paper mailbox template printable. There's some cheeky Anti Valentine's Day printables in the shop, a new gnome themed digital scrapbooking kit freebie, Chai 18 Designs new newsletter freebie and a scrapbook page from a friend that I just had to share.

Here's the link for the step by step tutorial.

Y'all! This mailbox template took me hours to design and get together. What do they call it? A labor of love? Hehehe...It's not too tricky to get together and the tutorial will definitely help. As I always advise, any time you start a paper craft, breeze through the tutorial first, then get started. This way you can gauge the difficulty of the project and see that ya have everything you need for it.

This is no longer free. If ya miss it, you'll have to grab it from my shop. It is available alone as well as a part of this huge printable bundle, shown below.

I've put all things related to love and Valentine's Day on sale at 50% in my shop. How about showing The Cherry some love and grabbing something you've always wanted?

I designed the stickers and cards below for my boys. It is most fitting and a great way to be more objective about February 14th. This sassy shark with Love Bites quote is great for boys and girls.

An Anti Valentine's Day Twist for Those Not So Kind at Heart

I wanted to offer you something special for the holiday besides my mailbox template and had these cute gnome designs in my stash. Ya gotta watch out for that Ai stuff. I'm tell'n ya! There's always something off. The eyes and hands are the first place you need to look. These designs were quite ok. I hope you like them as well.

Click on the preview, grab the download and show us what you create in the group.

I've got a lot of free designs on the blog that are ideal for sublimation projects. Here are a few examples of what you can do with today's new Valentines Gnome Freebie. Cards would be super simple.

Speaking of freebies. Isn't Chai 18 Designs new newsletter freebie so cute? I just love the little mice. I used one of the designs to make a paper. It'd be easy to whip up a paper pack, journal cards, printable stickers and cards of course. Join her newsletter and get the cool free stuffs.

Cute, eh?

Here's my friend's page. I laughed so hard when I saw her post.

Let me leave you with a few Valentine's Day scrapbook page ideas from the Love Bug Collection in my shop that's also 50% off for a few days.

Above, is my page with my youngest. This page scrapped crazy fast. I simply clipped in the papers to the template and added my photos. 5 minutes is all you need. If you know nothing about digital scrapbooking, you need to check out this video. There are plenty of videos to get ya go'n.

I hope you enjoyed today's freebies. Let me know in the comments if ya do.

I'll be back with more travel blogs and more free Dutchie freebies, as promised.

 

Waste Management At Home Saves You Money and is Better for the Environment Here Are Some Hot Tips

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A lovely fan had a question about jalapeños on a previous blog and also mentioned that she too does not like waste. So, I'll address both. It goes perfect with what I was just doing which was cleaning out our little compost bin we've got in the kitchen, next to the sink. Fun!

This lid closes tightly leaving no smell.

We rarely use paper towels. Seriously, it probably takes us a year to get through a small roll. We only use them when something is mega, mega gross like puke and poop or super dirty. Otherwise, we use rags and wash them. I do use paper towels (white only, no ink) in the bottom of yucky garbage cans and my little compost bin. It helps make cleaning the containers a lot easier and the white paper towels are fine for in your compost bin as is most, ink free, white or brown paper. Line small bins with paper bags from your produce purchases.

I only put fruit, vegetables and old, moldy bread in our compost. Because we have some animals running around, we throw meat products in our county's compost bin along with big greenery and sticks from the yard. Our chickens devour most of the "good" food waste like old, left over rice, meats and even some sauces. Cut up the core of your apples, pears and or seeds from peppers, oranges, etc and give them to your flock and other birds. They eat just about everything which saves us an unbelievable amount of garbage. 

Just the spinach came in a plastic bag.

Let's say our garbage bags (Yes, our county still uses bags and not roller cans. I know?!) are 45 liters or 12 gallons. It takes us an entire month and sometimes longer to fill one bag. Our county did recently change our recycling system to include nearly all plastics which was a huge help. We have to pay per bag for both garbage and recycles. I kind of appreciate that because we get "rewarded" for being conscious of our waste. How refreshing?!

We don't have to pay anything for them to come and take our paper which gives me huge incentive to buy stuff in paper and not plastic. Again, a kind of reward. Be a conscious shopper when purchasing items. Above, I have a few paper bags from produce I purchased. It is tough finding items not wrapped and suffocating in plastic. I buy laundry soap in a paper container and any other cleaners I can find. As you may know, I rarely use chemical cleaners or beauty products that comes in plastic. Shampoo bars and bars of soap can be packaged in paper. It might sound tricky, but it gets easier as you go. Just as long as you make a start.

Also, there are a lot of microplastics in our foods due to packaging and they've recently found that plastic is miraculously penetrating through the blood brain barrier. What isn't lately? So, eliminating plastic from your life has become even more pertinent.

These are my jalapeños from the green house. They didn't make it anywhere else and they are still there in January despite the freezing temperatures.

The large compost bin out back will turn into fertilizer for our garden and green house. We've got a mega easy, cheap compost system. Click here to check it out and learn more about chickens and your garden.

I just saw that someone has her kids put their junk paper through a shredder and they use that for in the chicken coop. What a great idea! Just watch out for inks and dyes.

I throw the girls fresh fruit and veg bits that we don't eat. What they don't eat gets raked up and thrown into the compost. Easy peasy!

Let's get back to those jalapeños. They are one of my favorite spicy peppers and I don't know if it is a fluke or what, but they are one of the few things I planted in the green house that is thriving. It's January and the plant itself is finally looking a bit wilted after weeks of freezing temperatures, but the fruit is still perfect. I never have to harvest the peppers because the chickens and all of the critters that might get in the green house are leaving it alone. Slugs can be an issue in warmer temperatures, I've found.

If you were to have to use them in bulk, here are some ideas for you.

Pickled Jalapenos (Here's a recipe for a sweet one.)

Jalapeno Hot Sauce (This one has pineapple!)

Jalapeno Poppers (This recipe has bacon. OMG!)

Hot Pepper Honey (One of my go to sites. This one sounds amazing.)

Bacon, Jalapeno Deviled Eggs (Maybe with a little avocado?)

Put jalapeños in your hummus, on your tacos, in breads with cheese, in quesadillas, egg rolls, salsas, soup, jalapeño butter and even jalapeño salt. See! No worries with those bumper crops. If I missed something amazing, link us up. (And I don't mean the missing Spanish accent. Sometimes it shows up and sometimes it doesn't. Hehehe...)

When you get a really good plant, like the one I currently have, keep those seeds. I'll be trying to grow more. I only need one plant for the four of us, but I'll try to grow a few. I can always give them to neighbors that like it hot.

So, there you have a few waste tips and ideas for how to use up those awesome jalapeños. I hope you found it helpful. Keep up the good work in that winter garden of yours and if you're not already mindful of waste, start thinking more about it with your purchases.

Thanks for checking out The Cherry!

Gorgeous Free Digital Scrapbooking Template for February

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Whoo hoo! Hello, scrap-a-licious fans! I've got another fabulous, free template for you. I can't wait to see what you do with it. Scroll through the inspiration and start thinking what kit you're going to use with this template and what pics.

Check out the inspiration!

There's plenty of room for more pictures. Put a small one just behind the title or go for two circle ones behind the camera. I've got them hidden in the template for you.

Michal and Hilary added a whole lot of detail to their background cluster.

I used my free kit and template for the page below. I kept my page a little more simple. I showed this off on a travel blog about Zandvoort in The Netherlands. Keep your eyes out for the free kit and peruse our scrap-a-licious travel blogs.

Here's January's template. The plan is to have your template up and running on the first of every month. So, come on back and grab them each month. I'll be keeping you up to date in the group and via the newsletter. (I never spam your mailbox. I shoot for once a month.)

Warning! I won't be leaving these links up eternally. The twelve templates will be available in a huge bundle in my Design Bundles shop. Grab those links while they are still live.

This is the template for next month. Cool, eh?!

This blog is mega full of free stuff. Seriously, mind boggling freebies. I'm starting to run out of storage for these freebies which goes pretty well with me going through all of the blogs and taking down links for old goodies and updating everything. (It is a huge endeavor which I doubt I'll actually finish. Hehehe...) Scroll through and get the goodies while they are still there.

I'll be back Sunday with another food blog. Did ya miss last week's travel blog? Pop back there and see what awesome freebie I've got for ya!

Thanks a million for popping by the blog. Have a fabulous weekend and happy scrapping.