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Decor, My Model Sister and New Music

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I thought I would share a few things from the past week or so.  First off, I made this little craft for Valentine's Day.  I'm lacking in decorations for the holiday of love and this was so easy to make.  Especially since I already had the frame.  I followed the same method I used to create the "Home" framed art I made recently.


Next item of business, did you know my sister Noelle is in The Ensign this month.  (The Ensign is a LDS Magazine, fyi)  Doesn't she look pretty and contemplative?  Of course she does!  If you would like, I think I might be able to schedule an autograph session, I'll have to speak to Noelle's agent.


So, you all know I married a musician.  Musicians are friends with other musicians.  This means we get invited to go to Danny's friends gigs from time to time.  We were recently invited to a concert of the local band Jumbie.  Danny is friends with 2 of the 3 guys in the band.  Danny and I went and partook of their tunes and I was impressed.  I'm not going to lie, I'm not impressed by bands easily.  I'm a little bit of a music snob.  However, they had some great foot tapping, energetic music.  Their band would fit into the piano rock category, think Ben Folds 5 or Jack's Mannequin.  I think you should check them out.  Here's a link to their facebook page, where you can listen to all of their music for free.  They have a lot of concerts coming up in the Utah/Idaho area, if you love live music like I do.
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  1. Becky ShulerFebruary 13, 2012 at 5:35 AM

    I love your LOVE frame! Cute and perfect for Valentine's Day! That is so cool about your sister being in the Ensign, what nice skin for a close up shot! Happy Valentine's Day!!

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  2. grammawoodFebruary 15, 2012 at 12:31 PM

    That's a great picture of Noelle. We'll have to make arrangements to photo shoot with her next time we're in town!

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