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100 Day Creativity Challenge (Days 29-35)

I know, I know... I am super behind... But I am determined to catch up!

Day 29, I have been wanting to get better with my ipad and Apple pencil.... since I have one and don't want to waste my money. Anyway, this isn't my best work, and I haven't found the best pens to use... I'll get there. Plus this replay time lapse is the coolest thing ever. Here's #DAY29




On to day 30, I have finally made this a habit! Today I used my chalk markers on slate. I chose a Zombieland quote, because it makes me happy. Here it is #DAY30



Day 31. So, I want to apologize for today... My husband and I were celebrating our anniversary (early) and I took some pretty pictures and mixed my own cocktail.. I'd call that creative.




I know these snippets are really short.... Anyway, Day 32 I decided to commemorate our anniversary trip at Devil's Thumb Ranch (MOST BEAUTIFUL PLACE EVER!!!) So, this is my creative project for #DAY32



Moving on to Day 33, I am really getting up there.... so many days in 100 days... I WAS TOO AMBITIOUS. Anyway, I made a belated birthday dinner for my husband (VODKA PASTA! Check out my blog on how to make it here), we also made funnel cakes and I made a sign that made me giggle. Without further ado.... here's #DAY33





Day 34, It was almost time for Thanksgiving.... I was a couple days premature, but still okay. I'm still not that good with my Ipad on Procreate, but it's still fun. Here is #DAY34



Last day of the week, it's day 35 and I decided to make tomato soup from scratch. By the way, tomato soup is super easy to make, but kinda has to simmer awhile.... so, I probably wouldn't make this all the time. Not really worth it. But it was delicious, and think everyone should try it at least once in their lives. Just so you know how things are made. Here's #DAY35




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