Work,work, work....

It's been a busy weekend both scrapbooking and around home.

Paving has been on the agenda for a number of weeks and still will be for a few more no doubt. I now have my under-cover clothesline in place and I can walk to that and hang clothes out on fully paved ground. Yay! The funny thing is that now it is spring I probably won't need to use it that much. Never mind, better late than never. I know I will feel the legs tomorrow as our backyard is over five levels and today I spent my time carting paving sand over four of those levels, using a bucket because we cannot get the wheelbarrow up the nine steps when it is full. Good thing I'm off to the Chiropractor tomorrow, he'll sort me out and I won't be able to walk on Tuesday with all the extra sore spots I'll have.

I have had a fun time at the Heaven-Sent Animal Kingdom Cybercrop too. Our challenges were:

1. Make a layout with an animal photo as the main feature.
2. Use a "Party chick" image on a layout as shown in the Challenge gallery
3. Use one of the animal based titles given
4. A layout about your favourite animal.

Here are my works, see if you can work out which is for which challenge.

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