Sit back, relax, and listen

Bill and I are big fans of NPR programs including This American Life. When I saw this program was being offered with Sarah Vowell and David Rackoff - two of their best contributors - I had to get tickets.

The venue was the warmly appointed with rich woods. As I sorted through paper trying to figure out what to use, I came across this sheet that looks almost like the pattern for an old velour blanket.


I love the super chunky clear photo corners for placing programs on pages. I can also doo dad them up with pieces like this strip I cut from a spare program and backed up with some coordinating cardstock.

This was the one picture I took for the night. Just the stage before the show began. The pictures from the book covers is an idea I borrowed from Bill. He uses this for a lot of his pages and includes a signature page. This was one event, though, where we did not stay for signatures.

As I have indicated in other posts, I am a big fan of using images cut from programs. It's a great way to fill in the spaces.

Next weekend we will be heading for D.C. for a mini trip ahead, but I have a post ready to go. And, I hope to have my newest cards up and ready, too.