Friday, October 19, 2007

GIRL POWER - an essay in Photos

Where did you learn about:

(thanks for the photo Colleen!)

Was it from:
Your crazy friends?

Maybe your Grandma?

Or did it come from experience?

Liz writes:
This is my girlpower photo because whenever I need to feel like I have accomplishedanything in this world I look at this photo. I grew this person for9+ months, pushed her out for a whole day, nursed her for the next 15months and loved her every second since the minute we knew she wascoming. Now she is her own girl who does not need a BABYsitter, but abig girl sitter, who picks her own clothes, and writes her own name.Every day I make choices that affect her well-being and development.If that isn't girl power I don't know what is.

I learned about girl power from my mom - a lady who embodies toughness with a smile:


Today's challenge? create something, a photo, a layout, a poem. show us your girl power without words. This will be worth 3 additional entries (so be sure to point us towards your creation).
Happy Friday!

8 comments:

  1. sooo loving these challenges...

    http://scrappingoodness.blogspot.com/2007/10/when-did-i.html

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  2. I think this is my favorite Fancy Simple power yet this year!

    Love all the pictures and the contributions from Colleen and Liz.

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  3. The Facts Of Life Rocked!! I loved that show!

    http://itsmythingy.blogspot.com/

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  4. what an awesome assortment! Wow!

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  5. did a little poem!!!

    http://www.scrapyoga.typepad.com


    love the pics! The Facts of Life" pic totally takes me back!!

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  6. I posted on my blog!
    (Octo 20th)
    http://scrappyphotog.blogspot.com/

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  7. i've got my LO done, i just need to take a pic of it

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  8. Feminine Strength

    Beneath the soft delicate skin,
    under the carefully applied lip glosslies strength beyond all measure.

    Strength rooted in a legacy.
    Without the need to prove it exists.
    My Mother gave it to me and hopefully your Mother gave it to you.

    The strength is enough to literally
    move a mountain and is only limited
    when we allow it.

    A woman's true strength is unrivaled even if she doesn't know it. I won't let anyone tell me otherwise.

    LOVED the photos for this challenge. I totally idolized Sam from The Facts Of Life. hehe

    http://happy-2-scrap.blogspot.com/

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