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Where did the summer go? It's hard to believe that next week is the end of the month. November is just around the corner. Next thing you know, it will be Christmas...and the new year will be here. With the new year comes more expansion for Royal Scrap Club (RSC) & Company. 2016 will bring lots of changes for Royal Scrap Club. Each year is another vision fulfilled. The more God's Holy Spirit revels, the more the business grows. RSC was launched in the Spring of 2003, 2005 the club was formed, 2008 Delta Phi Scrappa was integrated into the business, 2010 ushered in monthly workshops, field trips and fellowship crops, 2011 brought Royal Scrap Club Crops & Retreats, 2013 open crops, 2014 quarterly themed crops,  retreats, and layout kits and banners, and 2015 Royal Scrap Club Boutique! -To God be the glory Royal Scrap Hosted its 3rd Crop & Retreat on October 16, 17, 18.

Gateway Drugs and Addctive Behavior

Scrapbooking Gateway Drugs and Addictive Behavior Scrapbookers Gateway:   a drug (cardstock) whose use is thought to lead to the use of and dependence on a harder drug (as double sided printed cardstock).  HELLO, MY MAME IS CYNDI and I’m addicted to paper, glitter, and buttons. I’m on a crafting purchase “fast” and not doing well at all. I’m also sailing toward a crop addition. But there is nothing like an addition to paper.                I recently went to a crop where we waited for almost over an hour in line in order to get a good seat. Obsession? Fun? What ever it was, it was FUN!! Once you are addicted, you will find yourself buying paper for an open van, in the middle of a parking lot with hundreds of witnesses. You throw caution to the wind; not caring who is looking or taking pictures of you  feeding the paper beast inside of you heart and mind. And then, it hits you-the unmistakable smell ...

Play the Hand You've Been Dealt

 Garden Download for today.  I planted seeds in my kitchen on April 11, 2015. I planted 3 seeds per cup. A few weeks later it was time to plant into the ground. All of the plants received water, sunlight, food, and positive conversation from me. A few more weeks pasted and the garden was getting crowded and had to be thinned before it was too late. Squash, watermelon, cucumbers, zucchini etc.; no plant was untouched. The plants that were removed were not thrown into the trash; they were placed on a plant tray. They still received water and food. The separated plants; though stunted, but continued to grow. The plants that were separated and placed in the plant tray still had a portion of the original soil and still received words of affirmation.  A few more weeks passed and the plants in the garden bed began to bear fruit. The plants in the tray were still green and doing their best with their circumstances. Then I noticed, 1 of the separated plants be...