*yawn* Oh dear, I am so tired! We finished painting another room today. And I was also able to finish the layout for the 8th Challenge at ADSR3. The challenge was quite relaxing although I had troubles finding a lyric for the journaling. It is impossible for me to remember songs

Entry to challenge #8 hosted by NDSIB

Scrap about your most memorable vacation or trip. It can be memorable for being everything you dreamed of, like your honeymoon or that magical Disney cruise, or it can be memorable because the airlines lost your luggage, the car rental place gave you a car that broke down on the way to the hotel that gave your room away to someone else because you were late checking in and the only room they have left is the one next to the ice machine and it’s making noise all night long.

And because we love a good challenge, here are your restrictions:

1) Use only B&W Photo(s)

2) Do not use any travel themed elements or papers (i.e planes, trains or automobiles, postcards, etc.)

3) Use only ONE word as your title

4) You must incorporate the lyrics to some song in your journaling somehow. You don’t have to include the whole song, just a line or even a few words. Just let us know what song it is in your credits.

credits:

Paper, ribbon, flower: Funlicious by eNKay Design – soon available at nuts4digi.com

Alpha: Paper Bag Alpha by eNKay Design – soon available at nuts4digi.com

Flowers: FDP June Collab by Amanda Rockwell

Frame: 3D Paper Frames by Holly McCaig

Font: Kayleigh

Lyric: "…It isn’t hard to see we’re in heaven…" Heaven by Bryan Adams

Journaling:

New Zealand… A trip to New Zealand has always been a dream. When living in Germany I thought, to far away, to expensive, you are never going to make it there. And then….everything changed, we moved to Australia! So much closer this dream came true in December 2006. About three weeks Gerd , the kids and I traveled around North and South Island in our motor home. Around every corner there was so much to discover, so many beautiful things to see. Many, many times I asked Gerd to stop because I had to take pictures of this breathtaking landscape, there was so much to take in! It isn’t hard to see we’re in heaven.

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