Description:I did this for the six month anniversary of my marriage and the death of my husband. In the white space I am going to add "Bound Together, Torn Apart" but am looking for a particular font to work with the page. There is a cutout (I never cut things out) of our wedding rings and his tombstone. Our wedding and his death were four days apart and I connect them in my mind. That's what this page is about.
quote- don't ever save anything for a special occasion. being alive is the special occasion! -unknown
Journaling hidden behind black cardstock
This is really hard for me, two very different kinds of anniversaries at once. It is the six month anniversary of our wedding and the six month anniversary of your death. I want to scrap each one seperately but I had to be more honest with myself than that. Though they are two very different experiences, one of joy and one of sorrow, they are somehow forever entwined in my memory. I knew when I married you that you were going to die, but that did not make it any easier to lose you. And now all my memories of these days with you and without you mix together, from wedding rings to picking out your tombstone then to kissing you on our wedding day and then to watching your coffin being lowered into the ground. And now I miss you more than ever. I know that I don't have you to share any moments with anymore, happy or sad. My moments are my own now but my heart still belongs to you.
fearless, breathless
unafraid, unpretending
unspoken, unbreakable,
unchallenged, unquestioned
untampered with, undead
not apart, but still seperate
Products Used:Black and White cardstocks- paper company; quote from dollar pack from joann's; stickers from walmart spell out 6 months; Inked edges- black ink
