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Post by sleepingbooty on Aug 13, 2017 17:01:34 GMT
But I thought she had another scrapbooking cruise scheduled for next year? Maybe I was thinking of someone else. Or maybe she'll turn it into a lettering cruise. Yep! February 2018. Which makes me think her departure from scrapbooking and new business venture into lettering was a pretty recent decision. My guess is that she had to make all those layouts for Cocoa Daisy due to being a guest designer and was so over the SB process. I can't imagine enjoying the taste of restaurant food day after day forever. When I'm on vacation and we eat restaurant food I start to want light home cooking after a few days. Restaurant food choices tend to be quite heavy and are full of sodium. I guess we're better off in Europe then? I find it extremely easy to find healthy places to eat at on holiday. But the cost of all those healthy meals adds up very quickly. Eating out well represents a serious part of our holiday budget (and we plan accordingly). However, I agree that, in the end, I'm just craving my own familiar recipes, the comfort of preparing food in our small kitchen, the routine around mealtime when we're in the kitchen, talking about our day, cutting up veggies, sipping on some red, laughing and exchanging, fusing our food family traditions together to create something that represents the two of us. You don't get the intimacy of nourishing your body at a restaurant. You don't get the feel for what's literally vital in life. You don't work on creating your "daily bread" to use a Christian phrase Tracie ought to be familiar with. Even if it's just the simplest of meals: there is something to say about the quintessentially human experience of preparing food. If I had to guess I'd say Tracie's eating habits indicate either growing up poor and never getting to eat out or growing up feeling privileged, spoiled, and above eating at home. There's definitely a problem in how Tracie treats food, no doubt about that. From a socio-economic point of view, I think you might have hit the nail on the head with your hypothesis about Tracie growing up poor (it would explain the shameless scamming). Psychologically, there's got to be more to it. She appears obsessive.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 13, 2017 18:03:46 GMT
But I thought she had another scrapbooking cruise scheduled for next year? Maybe I was thinking of someone else. Or maybe she'll turn it into a lettering cruise. Yep! February 2018. Which makes me think her departure from scrapbooking and new business venture into lettering was a pretty recent decision. My guess is that she had to make all those layouts for Cocoa Daisy due to being a guest designer and was so over the SB process. I can't imagine enjoying the taste of restaurant food day after day forever. When I'm on vacation and we eat restaurant food I start to want light home cooking after a few days. Restaurant food choices tend to be quite heavy and are full of sodium. I guess we're better off in Europe then? I find it extremely easy to find healthy places to eat at on holiday. But the cost of all those healthy meals adds up very quickly. Eating out well represents a serious part of our holiday budget (and we plan accordingly). However, I agree that, in the end, I'm just craving my own familiar recipes, the comfort of preparing food in our small kitchen, the routine around mealtime when we're in the kitchen, talking about our day, cutting up veggies, sipping on some red, laughing and exchanging, fusing our food family traditions together to create something that represents the two of us. You don't get the intimacy of nourishing your body at a restaurant. You don't get the feel for what's literally vital in life. You don't work on creating your "daily bread" to use a Christian phrase Tracie ought to be familiar with. Even if it's just the simplest of meals: there is something to say about the quintessentially human experience of preparing food. If I had to guess I'd say Tracie's eating habits indicate either growing up poor and never getting to eat out or growing up feeling privileged, spoiled, and above eating at home. There's definitely a problem in how Tracie treats food, no doubt about that. From a socio-economic point of view, I think you might have hit the nail on the head with your hypothesis about Tracie growing up poor (it would explain the shameless scamming). Psychologically, there's got to be more to it. She appears obsessive. We have all kinds of healthy places to eat out if one chooses to do so. She just chooses not to. I think Jen finally got the message and dumped her.
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Post by scrapaddict702 on Aug 13, 2017 18:08:30 GMT
Yep! February 2018. Which makes me think her departure from scrapbooking and new business venture into lettering was a pretty recent decision. My guess is that she had to make all those layouts for Cocoa Daisy due to being a guest designer and was so over the SB process. I guess we're better off in Europe then? I find it extremely easy to find healthy places to eat at on holiday. But the cost of all those healthy meals adds up very quickly. Eating out well represents a serious part of our holiday budget (and we plan accordingly). However, I agree that, in the end, I'm just craving my own familiar recipes, the comfort of preparing food in our small kitchen, the routine around mealtime when we're in the kitchen, talking about our day, cutting up veggies, sipping on some red, laughing and exchanging, fusing our food family traditions together to create something that represents the two of us. You don't get the intimacy of nourishing your body at a restaurant. You don't get the feel for what's literally vital in life. You don't work on creating your "daily bread" to use a Christian phrase Tracie ought to be familiar with. Even if it's just the simplest of meals: there is something to say about the quintessentially human experience of preparing food. There's definitely a problem in how Tracie treats food, no doubt about that. From a socio-economic point of view, I think you might have hit the nail on the head with your hypothesis about Tracie growing up poor (it would explain the shameless scamming). Psychologically, there's got to be more to it. She appears obsessive. We have all kinds of healthy places to eat out if one chooses to do so. She just chooses not to. I think Jen finally got the message and dumped her. Where did you see that? I was under the impression that many of TC's sponsors are from Jen's ties and if Jen is distancing herself, then the sponsors would probably do so as well.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 13, 2017 18:15:34 GMT
We have all kinds of healthy places to eat out if one chooses to do so. She just chooses not to. I think Jen finally got the message and dumped her. Where did you see that? I was under the impression that many of TC's sponsors are from Jen's ties and if Jen is distancing herself, then the sponsors would probably do so as well. It's just a speculation. I also think Jennifer Wilson will eventually take over the scrap gals podcast.
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Post by refugeepea on Aug 13, 2017 19:03:39 GMT
Or maybe she'll turn it into a lettering cruise. In all seriousness, I think it would be fun to take a lettering class, but not the current popular style of very loopy letters. I did enjoy calligraphy many years ago.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 13, 2017 19:31:30 GMT
Wow, I don't even know follow most of this topic because I don't know who Tracie is (I'll be googling that next), but the comments sure make this Tennessee girl feel judged. Heck yes I have eaten at Cracker Barrel, this is a Lebanon, TN based restaurant chain and they are everywhere here. My family also eats out a lot, at least 3 times a week (rarely at Cracker Barrel). I work 14 hour shifts twice a week and I'm exhausted the day after those grueling nursing shifts! I'm not screwing around with my crock pot at 0430 in the morning and coming home to an over cooked meal that my guys forgot to turn off when they got home hours before me! Also, I did grow up really poor and we rarely ate restaurant meals, so I enjoy the experience most of the time. It feels like the criticism being dished out at Tracie is casting a deep shadow with opinions of other Peas/people and it's just not a nice feeling. Maybe she deserves some shade, but the generalized bashing stinks.
P.S. I'm menopausal and moody. Think I'll have some cheesecake.
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Post by sarahbee on Aug 13, 2017 19:35:39 GMT
Wow, I don't even know follow most of this topic because I don't know who Tracie is (I'll be googling that next), but the comments sure make this Tennessee girl feel judged. Heck yes I have eaten at Cracker Barrel, this is a Lebanon, TN based restaurant chain and they are everywhere here. My family also eats out a lot, at least 3 times a week (rarely at Cracker Barrel). I work 14 hour shifts twice a week and I'm exhausted the day after those grueling nursing shifts! I'm not screwing around with my crock pot at 0430 in the morning and coming home to an over cooked meal that my guys forgot to turn off when they got home hours before me! Also, I did grow up really poor and we rarely ate restaurant meals, so I enjoy the experience most of the time. It feels like the criticism being dished out at Tracie is casting a deep shadow with opinions of other Peas/people and it's just not a nice feeling. Maybe she deserves some shade, but the generalized bashing stinks. P.S. I'm menopausal and moody. Think I'll have some cheesecake. Are you posting ill-mannered diatribes on Facebook and then deleting them so no one sees? Are you panhandling to cover your medical expenses and then keeping the proceeds when it turns out you didn't need them after all? No? Then no one is judging you. I have eaten at many a Cracker Barrel and I am not ashamed. Lol
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Post by Deleted on Aug 13, 2017 19:41:38 GMT
No, I don't even have Facebook. . I am just feeling shitty about not wanting to cook a healthy meal for my family today and we're having dinner out. AGAIN. Thanks for setting me straight.
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Post by refugeepea on Aug 13, 2017 20:08:53 GMT
Hell, I'm jealous of people who eat out a lot. I do not like cooking and if I ever win the lottery and never have to worry about money again, I'll get a personal chef or frequent restaurants. That is seriously at the top of the list. I have a crappy diet, so I'm not going to judge what she is eating. HOWEVER when you have people donate to your paypal account, people are going to judge and they are going to judge hard.
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Post by lasteve1 on Aug 13, 2017 20:55:17 GMT
On the constant eating out...
First of all, it's not economical to eat out every day, it just isn't. It completely makes sense for people who don't have financial concerns or just don't have the time to cook because they work long hours (presumably the extra time at work earns more than the added expense), but for someone to whine and complain that they can't afford to cover their medical bills and then eat out every day tells me that either (1) they are the worst budgeter ever and have no concept on how to save/spend, which is probably how they got in the situation where they can't afford necessary expenses; or (2) they are used to someone else always bailing them out of situations when they don't have the ability to cover necessities so it's easier to spend their money on stuff they want and then beg for help on the necessities. I'm not sure which category Tracie falls into, but either way it's offensive and rude.
Secondly, eating at mid-level American chains is extremely unhealthy. I do enjoy a meal at the Cheesecake Factory or Macaroni Grill every so often, but I know whatever I eat there is horrible for me and is filled with tons of calories, fat and sodium. Honestly, it's hard to not eat at these places every so often (and I am more health conscious about what I eat than the average person) because they taste good, they are cheap compared to fine dining options (that are often healthier), but they give you the restaurant experience (waiter, bread when you sit down, tablecloths) unlike fast food chains--which are also even worse for you. They also make a lot of sense for a family with children because these restaurants are often child friendly but, like I said, you still get the dining out experience. BUT... if you have health problems/weight problems, you really should think twice before eating at this type of restaurant on a regular basis, or at least accept that you are to blame for your condition.
Finally, there are lots of healthy, light, dining options available in the US. My favorite go to is sushi--it's often comparably priced to the chains discussed above (like Cracker barrel and Cheesecake factory) but it is pretty good for you--especially if you order right. But there are also many options for healthy dining at a reasonable price, or you could opt for finer dining that is not nearly as bad for you (but costs more). I tend to prefer to go out less often and spend more when I do to actually get a good meal. But that works well with my life because I do know how to cook, I have a job that allows me to be home by 5:30 most days, and I really enjoy high quality dining from trained chefs.
I'm not going to judge someone's diet choices if I don't know their life--there are many factors that come into play when we choose what/where we eat--I tend to think that there are 4 factors weighed in every meal choice: (1) health; (2) taste; (3) cost; (4) time expended. If anyone finds a meal that excels at all 4 categories, please let me know because I have yet to find something that maxes out all, meaning--it is healthy, delicious, cheap and quick/easy. But I guess my point with that is--everyone weighs those categories differently and has different motivations behind what they choose (e.g. availability of money/time, need to make healthier choices for medical/weight reasons, need to pick tastier food because of picky children, etc.).
But, Tracie constantly posts all of her food choices all over the internet for everyone to see--and then complains about her financial/health problems. That's fine if she's going to make those choices, it's her life and she can do what she wants--but she is willing to spend more money and sacrifice healthy eating for (what she deems) taste and convenience. So she needs to have some accountability for her actions--and not beg others to bail her out when she makes her own bed. I'm all about helping people who find themselves in unfortunate situations--but it is downright offensive to ask others to help you when you don't care enough to help yourself.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 13, 2017 22:14:19 GMT
Hell, I'm jealous of people who eat out a lot. I do not like cooking and if I ever win the lottery and never have to worry about money again, I'll get a personal chef or frequent restaurants. That is seriously at the top of the list. I have a crappy diet, so I'm not going to judge what she is eating. HOWEVER when you have people donate to your paypal account, people are going to judge and they are going to judge hard. I love the tag line: I spend my money on Crafting, the rest I waste on eating out. I saw it a long time ago on SplitCoast I think, but it fits me so well. Anyhow, I respect what you're saying and it's valid reasoning. I did look her up. She lives close and seems like a nice enough person on her website, but she must have angered lots of Peas. I've made a mental note to never piss off the Peas.
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Post by gale w on Aug 13, 2017 22:23:19 GMT
Hell, I'm jealous of people who eat out a lot. I do not like cooking and if I ever win the lottery and never have to worry about money again, I'll get a personal chef or frequent restaurants. That is seriously at the top of the list. I have a crappy diet, so I'm not going to judge what she is eating. HOWEVER when you have people donate to your paypal account, people are going to judge and they are going to judge hard. I love the tag line: I spend my money on Crafting, the rest I waste on eating out. I saw it a long time ago on SplitCoast I think, but it fits me so well. Anyhow, I respect what you're saying and it's valid reasoning. I did look her up. She lives close and seems like a nice enough person on her website, but she must have angered lots of Peas. I've made a mental note to never piss off the Peas. I think you'd have to know the full back story. She solicited a lot of money from her readers for her health problems. Then she didn't have to pay the hospital/doctor after all. There's more to it but she apparently wasn't very thankful for the money. I'll find the original story for you.
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Post by gale w on Aug 13, 2017 22:24:41 GMT
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Post by oaksong on Aug 13, 2017 22:37:38 GMT
Hell, I'm jealous of people who eat out a lot. I do not like cooking and if I ever win the lottery and never have to worry about money again, I'll get a personal chef or frequent restaurants. That is seriously at the top of the list. I have a crappy diet, so I'm not going to judge what she is eating. HOWEVER when you have people donate to your paypal account, people are going to judge and they are going to judge hard. I love the tag line: I spend my money on Crafting, the rest I waste on eating out. I saw it a long time ago on SplitCoast I think, but it fits me so well. Anyhow, I respect what you're saying and it's valid reasoning. I did look her up. She lives close and seems like a nice enough person on her website, but she must have angered lots of Peas. I've made a mental note to never piss off the Peas. It all started went she went overboard when we dared to criticize Becky Higgins' wrapping paper video. Overboard is putting in mildly. Her criticism and judgement of us became personal, far more so than our opinion of a scrapper's silly marketing campaign. She's been under the Pea microscope ever since. I am fascinated that someone can exhibit such an extreme lack of self-awareness, and doesn't mind hanging it out there in public for all to see.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 13, 2017 22:47:16 GMT
Thanks Gale, off to read it now.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 13, 2017 22:50:59 GMT
I love the tag line: I spend my money on Crafting, the rest I waste on eating out. I saw it a long time ago on SplitCoast I think, but it fits me so well. Anyhow, I respect what you're saying and it's valid reasoning. I did look her up. She lives close and seems like a nice enough person on her website, but she must have angered lots of Peas. I've made a mental note to never piss off the Peas. It all started went she went overboard when we dared to criticize Becky Higgins' wrapping paper video. Overboard is putting in mildly. Her criticism and judgement of us became personal, far more so than our opinion of a scrapper's silly marketing campaign. She's been under the Pea microscope ever since. I am fascinated that someone can exhibit such an extreme lack of self-awareness, and doesn't mind hanging it out there in public for all to see. Thanks for the explanation and catching me up, sounds like a fiasco of her own creation.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 14, 2017 0:41:54 GMT
Wow, I don't even know follow most of this topic because I don't know who Tracie is (I'll be googling that next), but the comments sure make this Tennessee girl feel judged. Heck yes I have eaten at Cracker Barrel, this is a Lebanon, TN based restaurant chain and they are everywhere here. My family also eats out a lot, at least 3 times a week (rarely at Cracker Barrel). I work 14 hour shifts twice a week and I'm exhausted the day after those grueling nursing shifts! I'm not screwing around with my crock pot at 0430 in the morning and coming home to an over cooked meal that my guys forgot to turn off when they got home hours before me! Also, I did grow up really poor and we rarely ate restaurant meals, so I enjoy the experience most of the time. It feels like the criticism being dished out at Tracie is casting a deep shadow with opinions of other Peas/people and it's just not a nice feeling. Maybe she deserves some shade, but the generalized bashing stinks. P.S. I'm menopausal and moody. Think I'll have some cheesecake. You might feel differently when you are familiar with the history here. I don't give a wickety whack what/where people eat, unless they have that person has a medical condition and is unable to pay for their own medical care and accepts help (from me and many others) but doesn't see the health connection between heart issues, healthy eating and being a responsible person and a good example to her daughter. She's very entitled public ally and peas have called her on her shit.
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Post by mom on Aug 14, 2017 14:27:01 GMT
Yes Tracie is still going on her cruise. She says she just booked their tickets on Aug 2.
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Post by mamakoala on Aug 14, 2017 16:15:43 GMT
just read (some) of this thread and am sad because i have been enjoying Tracie's podcasts.
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Post by all5ofme on Aug 14, 2017 19:02:59 GMT
I do not get the whole hand lettering thing. I do not think what she does is considered true hand lettering.
Tracie, maybe you should look up hand lettering and see what the real professionals are doing. It is a lot more involved than writing loopy looking letters. Anyone can achieve that by downloading a free font. And honestly, your lettering is a little hard to read.
As far as a scrapbook cruise, I do not get that concept. Has anyone been on one back when they were all the rage? I just do not see myself going a cruise and spending sea time scrapbooking. I would want to be enjoying the ship activities or sit and bask in the sun with a fruit alcohol beverage.
Anyone else notice that Tracie is the ONLY one (that I know of) that offers classes, but no free content? Hello, Tracie? How do you think you get people to buy your classes? Too busy? Nah.... I do not think so. Look at Adele at Inkie Quill. Tons of free content and she has just had a baby. Look at how well her patreon account is doing. Good buisness equals = free content + paid classes. The free stuff makes people want more.
Maybe she will just ride off into the 'hand lettering' sunset. If she were making any type of profit off of scrapbooking, no way would all about hand lettering and planning on selling that type of product. You can see her love of scrapbooking waning, look how long she has been holding up Jen Schow on the Ready Sketch Go class. Sure she did not feel good, but it did not stop her from doing anything else she was interested in... like eating out, vacationing in the mountains, etc....
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Post by christinec68 on Aug 14, 2017 19:23:04 GMT
all5ofme I noticed the same thing about not sharing work. So many go over and above offering so much free content, it's hard to overlook.
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Post by crimsoncat05 on Aug 15, 2017 3:19:16 GMT
just my two cents worth, but hand lettering is not something I think people would want to learn- to pay MONEY to learn, for sure. Maybe people would pay someone ELSE to hand-letter something FOR them, but hand-lettering is not *creative* enough for me to spend my time on, at ALL. And I never really noticed it before, but yeah- you need to show people what you're about, creatively, and what your process is, in order for them to get excited about you and pay $$ to you.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 15, 2017 3:56:38 GMT
I notice a few hand lettering folks, including Tracie, make their work so loopy it's hard to read. I came across one yesterday or the day before, similar to Tracie's, I stared at it for about 7 seconds, then I moved on. I'm not going to try to decipher it. It's not code. The point of writing is to communicate, not obfuscate. ps - to me this is hand lettering, not the same computer-gen'd-looking font that Tracie does
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Post by peachiceteas on Aug 15, 2017 7:44:58 GMT
Hand lettering comes in different styles - the only stipulation is that it was created by hand. It's no different to hand writing really, but I suppose hand lettering refers to the art form that it has become.
However I do agree that Tracie seems to think what she is doing is ground breaking but it's easy if you put the practice in. Any one of us could do that after some practice. It's artists like Jessica Hische who really have a talent for the art of hand lettering, and are at a level that only those with a natural knack and years and years of practice and dedication can achieve.
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Post by christinec68 on Aug 15, 2017 13:13:59 GMT
Hand lettering comes in different styles - the only stipulation is that it was created by hand. It's no different to hand writing really, but I suppose hand lettering refers to the art form that it has become. However I do agree that Tracie seems to think what she is doing is ground breaking but it's easy if you put the practice in. Any one of us could do that after some practice. It's artists like Jessica Hische who really have a talent for the art of hand lettering, and are at a level that only those with a natural knack and years and years of practice and dedication can achieve. I agree. All of it is hand lettering - there's just various levels of expertise and style. I haven't seen TC's work for a while, but it seemed very commercial and on trend which is great if she's planning a change of direction for her business/brand but only for as long as the trend lasts.
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Post by Deleted on Aug 15, 2017 13:20:13 GMT
I do not get the whole hand lettering thing. I do not think what she does is considered true hand lettering. Tracie, maybe you should look up hand lettering and see what the real professionals are doing. It is a lot more involved than writing loopy looking letters. Anyone can achieve that by downloading a free font. And honestly, your lettering is a little hard to read. As far as a scrapbook cruise, I do not get that concept. Has anyone been on one back when they were all the rage? I just do not see myself going a cruise and spending sea time scrapbooking. I would want to be enjoying the ship activities or sit and bask in the sun with a fruit alcohol beverage. Anyone else notice that Tracie is the ONLY one (that I know of) that offers classes, but no free content? Hello, Tracie? How do you think you get people to buy your classes? Too busy? Nah.... I do not think so. Look at Adele at Inkie Quill. Tons of free content and she has just had a baby. Look at how well her patreon account is doing. Good buisness equals = free content + paid classes. The free stuff makes people want more. Maybe she will just ride off into the 'hand lettering' sunset. If she were making any type of profit off of scrapbooking, no way would all about hand lettering and planning on selling that type of product. You can see her love of scrapbooking waning, look how long she has been holding up Jen Schow on the Ready Sketch Go class. Sure she did not feel good, but it did not stop her from doing anything else she was interested in... like eating out, vacationing in the mountains, etc.... I don't like cropping with others anytime but on a cruise? No way. First, my husband would be with me--we have too much fun doing all the other activities at sea. No way would I spend that money to do what I already do at home for free. I'm going to do the stuff I can't do-like be drunk by 9 am. And watch movies on the pool deck at night. And he wouldn't have anything to do if I was scrapbooking. And I wouldn't cruise by myself.
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Post by christinec68 on Aug 15, 2017 13:53:04 GMT
Related to the scrapbook cruise topic, years ago I saw an ad for a 7 or 10 day scrapbooking trip to Italy. There was plenty of time for touring & sightseeing but I can't imagine anything I would want to do less then crop while on a vacation like that. Sure, I've spent some time on memory keeping while away but I couldn't see hauling a ton of stuff to Europe to sit in a room to scrapbook.
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Post by Elsabelle on Aug 15, 2017 14:23:36 GMT
Related to the scrapbook cruise topic, years ago I saw an ad for a 7 or 10 day scrapbooking trip to Italy. There was plenty of time for touring & sightseeing but I can't imagine anything I would want to do less then crop while on a vacation like that. Sure, I've spent some time on memory keeping while away but I couldn't see hauling a ton of stuff to Europe to sit in a room to scrapbook. I totally agree. I wouldn't want to stay inside on a cruise or on any vacation. They must still be appealing to some people, though. They're still being booked.
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