With spring still two weeks away and snow still blanketing the landscape, the first week in March was a rather gray, gloomy week, except for the Pink Tulip Project. This project helps create gardens to raise awareness and funds for women's cancer research. 50 tulip gardens will bloom this May across the state of Maine. I was honored to be asked to help produce the newsletter. The rest of my week was life as usual...
Saturday, March 8, 2008
march madness
With spring still two weeks away and snow still blanketing the landscape, the first week in March was a rather gray, gloomy week, except for the Pink Tulip Project. This project helps create gardens to raise awareness and funds for women's cancer research. 50 tulip gardens will bloom this May across the state of Maine. I was honored to be asked to help produce the newsletter. The rest of my week was life as usual...
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4 comments:
What a wonderful project, Jennifer, and what a terrific page you did to document it. Maine will be even more glorious.
Best--
Kate (Cathy Johnson)
Ditto to Kate's comment...what a hopeful project for the upcoming season of spring!
Fabulous Page!
I like the creative way you dealt with the "J." Nice page layout.
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