{Digital Elements}

I had a decent collection of digital elements, all neatly ordered into folders and categories,

but I lost them when my PC laptop died late in 2009.

(Update on crashed computer: The hardrive was still under warranty. So, I got it replaced,

and instead of paying Best Buy Geek Squad $200 to install it and reconfigure my computer

-- again -- my darling husband recently figured it out himself for FREE!)

Anyway, the loss of all those digital elements has been bothering me ever since. Projects I

thought would be fun to make -- like a new blog banner -- were put on hold in the name of

downloading more elements so I would have them to work with.

That situation has now been rectified. Ahhh. I again have complete folders for alphabets,

paper, embellishments, and the rest. I still want to add to it, but glorious order is restored.

Me explaining how all this works would kind of be like me giving a grammar lesson in French.

I know just enough to be dangerous and get by. So, you would end up very confused.

It would be my pleasure to give a little direction, for those of you who are wondering ...

* I Googled "digital scrapbooking freebies".

* That lead me to this site. It tells you where to find them.

* I downloaded everything from here.

Making a new banner is the next step.

Few random things:

* Today is David's birthday (36) and our dating anniversary (11). **Time really does fly.** Happiest birthday wishes to my wonderful husband. I love you, and I'm looking forward to

celebrating tonight!

* Tomorrow, I'll post my entries for the photo hunt challenge. I just need to find one more

photo for the sound category. I'll take a photo of my iPod if all else fails, but I'm hoping

inspiration strikes today while I'm out and about.

* The tile is looking so insanely nice. They still have a few pieces to lay on the bathroom

floor and then the tile baseboards to do. After that, it's time for grout and sealer. Photos soon!

* As of tomorrow, I will have blogged every single day this month! Woot-woot. I've only

done that once before for National Blog Posting Month in November 2008. It's felt good!