Once again, your action news reporter in the booth at the gym,
covering
the disturbance at the basketball playoff.
Pardon me, sir, did you see
what happened?
(Witness):
Yeah, I did. Half time,
I's just goin' down thar to get Ethel a snow
cone.
And here he come, right out of the cheap seats,
dribbling, right
down the middle of the court.
Didn't have on nothing but his PF's.
Made a hook shot and got out through the concessions stand.
I hollered up
at Ethel, I said, "Don't look, Ethel!"
But it was too late. She'd
already got a free shot.
Grandstandin', right there in front of the
home team.
Hee Hee, for those of you old enough to remember, that's Ray Steven's, The Streak. My Dad loved that song. If someone was walking around with too much skin showing, he'd yell - Don't Look Ethel! Still makes me giggle.
If you don't want to see some of the newest products in the Stampin' Up! catalog, you may want to shield your eyes. Don't look! For everyone else, I caution you . . . this card uses a paper and the new in-colors you can't buy until July 1 if you're not a Stampin' Up! demonstrator. This may be more of a tease than that streaker!
When I saw the first sneak peek of this new designer paper, Raspberry Lemonade, I wasn't sure I'd like these color combinations. But, oh dear, I'm loving these jewel tones and that distressed Basic Grey style.
My new sneak-peak stamps are still being shipped, so I combined this paper with my still-favorite mini catalog set, Scene in a Garden. Unfortunately, this set didn't make it into the new catalog, so it will go away at the end of this month. The rest of the recipe includes two of the newest colors, Crushed Curry and Melon Mambo - as yummy as the names sound!
Paper: Raspberry Lemonade, Crushed Curry and Melon Mambo cardstock, available 7/1/09.
Ink: Staz-on, Chocolate Chip marker (using aqua painters to apply)
Etc.: Basic Jumbo Grommets (114348), Build a Brad, non-Stampin-up Flower Soft.
Etc.: Basic Jumbo Grommets (114348), Build a Brad, non-Stampin-up Flower Soft.
