Did you know I blog there twice a week? Yeparoo, I do. Monday's and Fridays you can find me hanging with the cool girls.
I was getting crafty with ATCs - wanna peek?
Click HERE to see the rest of them :-)
It's hard to believe it's been eight years since September 11th. My very best friend was living in Maryland and she called and said, " We're under attack." We watched the news on the phone together all morning and waited for her husband to make it home from downtown DC and to hear the news of our mutual friends who worked at the Pentagon. Fortunately, all the men and women we were close to were safe; but so many were not. It is with a heavy heart that I will remember those who were lost.
Welcome, Willows :-)
I remember watching the news while it was happening and the news presenter was crying because her husband was there - still makes me well up and it still feels unreal :(
ReplyDeleteYour ATC's are amazing, saw them earlier over on GA :)
Thanks for the Sept.11 reminder Nicole, it's hard to believe it's been 8 years. I think we all remember exactly where we were when we heard the devastating news.
ReplyDeleteOn another note... love the vintage ATC's! Amy told me you were on her DT, and CONGRATS!!! I don't know of anyone who could show off the goods better than you Nicole!!! Rock on!
Oh Nicole- the ATC's are amazing. You did a wonderful job. Where did you get those cool pics! I just love them.
ReplyDeleteSo fun! I just love your unique style!
ReplyDeleteNicole, your work never ceases to amaze me. I love those ATCs! So fun!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love your fun, funky style. Those ATCs are so cool.
ReplyDeletethese are just so much fun!! fab love them!!
ReplyDeleteThose are so gorgeous. Have you ever thought of moving into more mixed media? You have a knack for it and I would love to see what you do.
ReplyDeleteyou do such great work!!!
ReplyDeleteYou do such fabulous cards!
ReplyDeletelove your trading cards... thank you for sharing about 9/11....
ReplyDeleteI like your ATCs.
ReplyDeleteAs a native New Yorker, living in NJ, it was an especially difficult day for me since many of my family members worked down in the financial district. Fortunately, no one in my family was hurt, though many of us lost friends.
The aftermath was even more tragic and seemed to impact every facet of life for quite some time.
Just love the trading cards! All them are so unique!
ReplyDeleteI really Love your ATC's- I've always loved them, but never tried-maybe I should :-)
ReplyDeleteyour atc's are adorable...i am curious what you do with yours when you have finished them.
ReplyDeletethanks for your remembering comments about 9/11. seems alot of people have forgotten already. your words are appreciated.
I just recently bought some ATC cards to work with but wasn't sure how to get started. Thank you for posting this today. I now have some inspiration.
ReplyDeleteAnd also, thank you for posting sentiments about 9/11. I was suppose to be on one of those flights that day..but that's a whole other story. I have family who responded and who lost members of their fire houses. It brings comfort to know that they didn't do it in vain.
great ATC's, off to read your other posts too :)
ReplyDeleteThanks for your heart. I was in Virginia (visiting from California) only 10 minutes out of D.C. It was a sad, scary day
Love them!
ReplyDeleteYour ATC cards are awesome!
ReplyDeleteThose ATCs are really cool!
ReplyDeleteLove those ATC's. I always have trouble with them but you really rock them!
ReplyDeleteLove your ATCs!
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