Sunday, July 06, 2008

Blog QuickPage Giveaway!

Just thought I would share with ya'll, a free QuickPage (12x12") made with my Darjeeling kit, in store at SBB now!

Download here---> http://www.4shared.com/file/54120187/bb65d5b/KLH_DarjeelingGiveaway.htmlPLEASE, do NOT share this link with anyone, if you know someone who would enjoy this, please direct them to this blog!

Wednesday, June 04, 2008

Small Update...

Well, things have settled a teensy tiny bit.. we're still busy as all heck, but managing a bit better now!
I thought I would make a quick post with some of the recent products in my shoppe at Scrapbook-Bytes.com ...

See It InStore


See It InStore


See It InStore

And I have several more coming into shoppe in the next couple of days.. whenever SBB's server is all transferred over!

And, some layouts for today...

Credits HERE


Credits HERE


Credits HERE

Friday, May 23, 2008

Rest sweetly, Grandpa.... 11/2/1921 - 4/27/2008

On the morning of April 27, 2008... my much loved grandfather "Bob" Burleigh passed away after a valiant and courageous fight with cancer. My Mom and I were in the room with him... and I feel honoured to have been able to hold his hand as he took his final breaths on this earth. He was an amazing person, humble, loving and very much determined... I will miss him terribly, but I know that he and Gran are together again, and he can breathe with ease now.

His funeral has come and gone, and we are just left with clearing out his apartment, sifting through old memories and making final arrangements.
Grandpa served in WWII in Italy as well as Holland, being one of the liberating forces at Apeldoorn. He was a career soldier, an amazing man and I was lucky enough to have known him for nearly 31 beautiful years. "A Pittance of Time" played at his funeral, May 2... I hope you all will take a few moments to watch this video and pay homage to another soldier whoe helped to pave the way for all of us in this beautiful and free country we live in today.

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If we cannot do his honour while he’s here to hear the praise,
then at least let’s give him homage at the ending of his days.
Perhaps just a simple headline in a paper it could say,
Our country is in mourning, for a soldier died today.