Generally I feel as if I am exactly the age that I am.
My favorite book is Price and Prejudice by Jane Austen (followed closely by Sense and Sensibility). My favorite movie is also Pride and Prejudice, the BBC version. My favorite band is, and always will be, U2.
During my life I have lived in Texas, Northern California, Japan, Texas, Ireland, Arizona, and Southern California. In that order.
One of the most defining moments of my life was...not a moment but a process. Potty training my son was probably one of the most defining experiences. I mean this in the most sincere way, but that experience taught me the true meaning of patience.
Mycamera is a Canon 40D and my favorite lens is the 24mm f/2.8 (received as a Mother’s Day present from my very thoughtful husband).
When I scrapbook, I must have my Basic Grey magnetic cutting mat, a metal ruler and a cutting blade.
Though I began scrapbooking in 2006, I don't think I found my groove until 2011. I finally learned to embrace my style and not worry about what others are doing. It took some time, but I’m happy with all of the pages I create.
My favorite scrapbooking colors are red, blue, yellow, and green. I fell in love with yellow this past year. It is now one of my favorite colors, period.
You might notice that many of my pages include straight lines, strips of patterned paper, strip journaling and buttons. I love buttons.
Donna lives in Southern California with her husband Glen and their three sons Gabriel, Nathan and Samuel. She is the author of Stretch Your Sketches, the first reader-submitted eBook by Ella Publishing. Donna has also been published in Scrapbooks Etc., Scrapbook Trends, and Memory Makers magazines. In her free time she enjoys cooking, reading and scrapbooking. When she's not doing any of those things she's thinking about cooking or reading or scrapbooking - just ask her husband.
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