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Blog of the Week:
Leslie Ashe: "My blog...well I guess you
could say it's: a little bit of this and a
whole lotta that....family & scrapbook life.
In pictures and on paper..."
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So maybe Halloween isn’t your thing, but we can
certainly all appreciate the beauty of autumn and
the change of season. You might be interested in
seeing how other artists interpreted this challenge,
Fall
Celebrations. New to the magazine this year is
Me,
Myself & I. This popular category will
definitely be returning next year. I was glad to see
so many artists have the ability to turn inward and
reflect upon their own lives. So often we are
focused on documenting others, we sometimes forget
to honor ourselves. But this month is all about you
and the remarkable talent you share.
Jami Petersen
newsletters@a-z.com
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The time of year has come
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"Honestly, how often do you
scrap about yourself? How many layouts do you have
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