Finders keepers ...

... we used to chant as children. I'm hoping I can keep in mind the things I've found and learnt in the first three days of Learn Something New Every Day:

How are you getting on, if you are doing the class? Here, Himself and I have a houseful of four generations again until mid-week and there's a rich vein of all kinds of learning underway. The wisest course of action when a nearly-three is throwing a wobbly is to let his Daddy deal with it and stay out of the way; iphones dropped accidently into the sink can be rescued and dried out on a radiator; and ModPodge sticks absolutely anything to anything else. No, you really, really don't want to know the details! See you Wednesday?

Comments

[Melissa]

I like the way your pages look and the Polaroid look photo - congrats on getting the first three days documented.

[diane]

Love how this looks. I am not doing this but start a photography class next week and am so excited I will be learning something new there.

[Amy]

You are doing very well Alexa - my little learnings have been far more anecdotal, that's what I like about the class though, it is a good springboard for plenty of other things.

[Ginger]

Great job Alexa! Love that you are able to include photos.... that is something I'm not planning on doing but won't eliminate the idea.

[Linda]

Loved reading your pages! I think I might be an up close sort of creative too. I always like my close focus photos best.

[Britta]

Love your entry`s for LSNED. The way you journal ist great.

[Paul B]

Excellent! You've done well with the first three days but then I had a sneaky suspicion that you would. I gave up on day one. Glad to see you found the prompt was vague. I did too, which is why I stopped before I could start. Maybe I could pick it up again having found it's not only me :) Your layout is proving to be perfect for the challenge and your journaling as ever is a joy to read. Px

[Jacky S]

Love the way you're approaching this,Alexa.

[Jimjams]

Love this summary approach to LSNED - I'm making notes but that's all the making I've been doing (so far)!

[Valentina]

I adore your journaling and I like the photos so much... It all looks so great together. Well done.

[Miriam]

How I love your journalling Alexa. I use the class as a kind of diary for September, the 'learning' takes the focus away from just work & weather since my life is decidedly uninteresting most of the time!! Also I find my project 365 gets an injection of something new. Like Amy, I find it a springboard to document thoughts. I am impressed that you are posting your pages!

[Juliann]

I really like your format. Great way to focus on something important!

[Alison McInnes]

Love the way this is looking!
Alison xx

[Gez]

Great lessons so far.. love how you are completing your lessons.

[Karen W]

Your format is working out wonderfully! I'm glad to hear the iPhone was rescued!

[scrapchick]

I saw this in the gallery and thought - how clever! Love it!

[Wanda]

The daily vignettes you are building are a wonderful way to record what you're up to today, but they will be positively precious in five or ten years from now. This is genius!

[S]

Well, aren't you brilliant - I love your approach to scrapping your little somethings.

[Lizzie]

Alexa, this is a fab way to document your LSNED - especially as you are so busy just now. I love this format... rather wish I'd thought of it myself. The last two Septembers were so chaotic, that I decided not to take part in this year's LSNED. It just seemed like too much.
I do like how you describe your process of "finding" your lesson for the day. And the photos are great.

[sandie]

This is a lovely way to do LSNED. Love your journalling and the photos, very effective with the layout. Well done you!