How Do You Build A Love House?

It's Friday!  And time for another Friends with Flair blog hop.  Enjoy all the great creativity and join in the fun.  It has been a particularly exciting week for me.  I got my new Harley late Saturday afternoon.  I've been looking for the "perfect" bike for several years now, and Harley just came out with this bike, the Slim, this spring.  I ordered it mid-March, and it arrived at the local dealership in time for me to ride last weekend.  Shaun and I took a short ride together (each on our own bikes) on Saturday, then rode for several hours on Sunday afternoon.  Woohoo!  It's so fun.  That was the first exciting thing that happened.  Then, Wednesday morning, I woke to an email informing me I made it on my first design team!  And for a great company!  CropChocolate.com sells scrapbook supplies at great prices, has a super community of talented scrappers, a great message board, and contests.  Check it out if you are not familiar with the company.

Now, on to my card.  I accompany the children's choir at church.  The director, and good friend, taught the children a Ken Medema song this spring called, "Love House".  Some of the words are, "How do you build a love house?  How do you make it strong?  It takes working and sharing and playing and praying to make a love house last."   At our final concert of the school year, I made this card for the director with the message inside:  "I made you a love house.  It takes paper, and ink, and adhesive and friendship to make this love house last."  Needless to say, Dolly loved the card.  I hope you like it, too.