This bowl

I have so many memories of this old bowl. I bought it used before Dianna was born. It has been used for baking and gardening and pickles and jam and even a kids swimming pool. Supplies: MME and DCWV and unknown pp; dies are MB CL SB BB and unknown labels; inks are colorbox and TH; Bonnie's Flower Garden blooms and kaiserkraft and unknown blooms; spectrum noir clear glitter pen; MS punch; unknown doilies lace bling. Dollar store title sticker and wooden utensils; small sentiment is from the trimmed off edge of a 12x12 pp. 

Grandpa

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Blogger seems to be working better. Yay! In these photos my grandfather Richard (Dick) Kenderdine. I would estimate they are taken in the 1940s or 1950s but I am not sure. They are taken at his farm north of Waseca/Maidstone Saskatchewan. He was a gentleman rancher. He was an accomplished horseman. He had a very good and dry sense of humour and was very knowledgable on many topics. He always had an entertaining story to tell. I was told once he wanted to be a banker but as the only son he stayed on the homestead farm. His father was Gus Kenderdine. His son was Richard Gordon Kenderdine my dad. Grandpa passed away in the spring of 1984 when I was expecting my daughter Dianna. His mother was an Ormerod. He was born in England in the Blackpool area. The family moved to Canada in 1908 from what I can determine. Grandpa was born December 21, 1900. Grandpa had a Palomino horse named King for over 25 years. When I was young his pride and joy was a horse called TryMe. Grandpa would ride try me full gallop toward a fence and turn him at the last moment. He was very well trained to neck rein. The love of horses was passed on to my daughter and two of my sisters. Supplies: dies: joy craft cheery Lynn and Tim Holtz. Pattern paper Kaiser craft and simple stories. Stampin' Up! punch. Foil paper recollections. Unknown alpha dies. Recollections card stock. Unknown acetate and script paper. Dollar store burlap ribbon. Various inks. UTEE and versamark. Rub and buff and fabric paint. Tim Holtz ink and stencil. Ranger texture paste.

Lake 1968

This is one of the few pictures of me as a child. I am at turtle lake with my cousins. My aunt took the photo. So glad to have it. 

Dianna

My beautiful Dianna with her cousins. Taken when we lived on a farm in southern Saskatchewan. 

Dad

My dad when he attended the U of S. Would have been the late 50's. 

Bubbles

This is my second time scrapping these photos. My daughter fell in love with the first page and has it up in her home. In this photo are my beautiful granddaughter Olivia and my beautiful daughter Dianna. I bought some bubble mix and we had a very fun afternoon at our home in Saskatoon. Olivia is just under two in this photo. Supplies: pattern paper kaiser craft Bo Bunny GCD studios DCWV. Dies: memory box and cheery Lynn. Layered stickers are Kate& Co. Prima stencil and Ranger texture paste. Inks for colour Tim Holtz and Stampin' Up!. EA punches. Cheesecloth. Fever castell Glass bead gel and recollections glass beads.unknown sequins from Michael's. Tim Holtz oxide inks and unknown stamps. Echo park embossing folder. Zig writer pen Atyouspica glitter pens.