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Project Life, Week 4, 2015

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Here is week 4.  Sorry for the major glare in a few spots.  I like to take my project life layout photo while it is in the page protector and this day just happened to be very bright and sunny.  That's a rare treat for winter! I don't really have a ton to say about this page.  I did realize though that I had forgotten to include my cool HoloLens experience on the week before's layout.  Basically, I got to be a super secret test subject for a trial run for its big announcement.  Then I had to keep my whole experience a secret from everyone for five days until it was announced.  So, I could scrap that I no longer had to keep a secret for this week.  Let me just say, that it is so hard to keep something like that!  Secrets are not my strong point!  Anyways, I put this crazy tiny journaling on a little tag behind the photo with the wooden frame and I'm really happy with how that card came out.  I didn't think I could fit it all on there.
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  1. LeslieTuesday, March 10, 2015

    Fabulous PL spread! Hard to photograph in photo sleeves but sometimes you just have to!! Looks fine!!

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