Bouffle....The Layout

All ready for Amy's 'scrap a story this week', here is my layout from yesterday's post.

I have not used Amy's template, but  Shimelle's 'Sketch of the Week'  here.

The journaling is yesterday's post, practically word-for-word.

As I said in the email to Amy, if you were a blind man running past (a favourite saying of my Godmother's) it does look a bit like her template, as I kept the look deliberately 'clean', trying to mirror it a little.

Anyway, I am glad to report that Bouffle has survived her first day of Boo eyeing her suspiciously, and obviously deciding she's only fit to be ignored!

Looking forward to seeing what everyone else has scrapped about.

Thanks for dropping by!

Take care of you

Alison xx

Introducing Bouffle

Whilst at the (very wet) local charity Spring Fair on Sunday, mum and I were accosted (as you are at these events) by the very nice lady, whose job it was to get you to sign up to 'name the teddy'. Mum chose two  names, as did I and off we went buying raffle tickets, cakes, tombola tickets etc.(as you do at these events).


Given that I very rarely almost never win anything, be it in raffles, competitions or whatever, imagine my shock when later in the day I checked the answering machine only to find a message, saying that I had won the teddy. At this point I must confess that I had no idea which two names I had picked, so she ( she is very obviously a 'she', as you will see) was known as 'Teddy'- I have never been inventive with 'toy' names, as DD would confirm!- until I went to pick her up. It was then that I was told the name I had chosen correctly, was 'BOUFFLE'. I can tell you that I would NEVER have thought of naming either of the children's teddies anything so original- maybe that's why it jumped out at me?


Bouffle has taken a few days to track down, but she eventually arrived at the branch of the shop in our village this morning, where I picked her up and she is now ensconced in a very comfortable chair in our Naya. Boo was very excited when she was introduced...she seemed to think the Bouffle had come to be eaten ...she was soon put right about that!


With no more ado, meet Bouffle

As you can see, she is a Scottish bear, with her little tartan skirt and bow, so everyone thinks it's very appropriate she came to a Scottish home!

Now I have my 'story-to-scrap' for Amy .

Thanks for dropping by!
Take care of you
Alison xx


P.S. A measly half pound off this week!....but at least it's off and not on (am trying to be positive!)