My Living Room Window, Birthday Coupon, Sad News and Layout
What I last saw out of my living room window.
I last saw my beautiful butterfly garden and my poor husband mowing the yard in this heat. I also saw my beanstalk/tomato plant broke in half and new I would have to pull the plant out of the ground and put it out of its misery. The tomato plant did us well and we had a good crop from it. I think next time I will grow smaller tomatoes instead of the Big Bertha variety.
IT’S MY BIRTHDAY!!!
I want to celebrate my birthday with everyone and offer 10% off of any item at my store, Personalized Creations. When you check out, just put BIRTHDAY as the coupon code for your discount for one day only! There are new items in the store and some great stuff for summer time.
I also want to show off a layout I did with a lot of Heather Manning’s kits! I love mixing and matching kits with tons of elements and Heather’s kits are just beautiful. You must go by and check out her store out here. I have been wearing glasses now for 50 years and what better subject to scrap about than that item that hangs on my nose.

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Now to the sad news. It was announced over the weekend that UGA VI had passed away!! This is major tragic news for the Bulldog nation.
You ask, what is UGA VI?? Well, he is the University of Georgia’s mascot. UGA is and has been one of the most famous mascots in the US!!
Uga VI became the school’s mascot in 1999. He was the son of Uga V, the only college mascot to grace the cover of Sports Illustrated. He was only 1-year-old when he replaced his father as the public face of the university’s athletics.
“Uga VI, the bulldog that represented the University of Georgia during two Southeastern Conference football championships, died from congestive heart failure at his home in Savannah, the dog’s owner said Saturday”, reported from Fox news.
A new UGA will be announced at a later date and I betcha his name will be UGA VII. GO DAWGS!!!!!!!













While flipping homes, one of our biggest purchases is to change out the hardware through out the home. Even though it’s a very small amount of our budget, the look that it gives the house is priceless. 
As some of you know, my husband and I have been in the real estate business for quite a few years with rentals and until recently, flipping homes. When the market was slowing down, we depended on any device we could use to sell our flips. 
What heirlooms do you have to pass down?
So where did you get your talent?

Let’s start this week’s diary entries with: What makes you cry.


















