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With Dwight Howard and Jordan Hill returning from respective back injuries, the only question mark heading into Tuesday's regular season opener was Kobe Bryant's right foot.
Bryant initially strained the foot in last Sunday's preseason loss to Sacramento, and called it "painful" when addressing the media on Tuesday. He has not practiced all week, and again sat out Saturday's session to get treatment from L.A.'s training staff.
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lakerswiz wrote:It doesn't matter what anyone says. I've decided he'll play. Promise.
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Kobe's not out on the court at practice again today. Jodie Meeks is playing with the first unit in his place.
Ariza3 wrote:injured again in the preseason. why does he have to go so hard in the preseason...just take it slow so you can get out there 100% for the opener. hope hes fine by then
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Kobe Bryant was at the facility on Sunday to get treatment. But that's it.
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- Don't complain about lack of options. You've got to pick a few when you do multiple choice. Those are the breaks.
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Obligatory (Score:5, Funny)by 93 Escort Wagon (326346) on Wednesday December 25, 2013 @05:38PM (#45783655)
The last two options seem somewhat redundant.
If anyone on email@example.com can still get a hold of me I'm not really on vacation.
Re:Obligatory (Score:5, Interesting)by Anonymous Coward on Wednesday December 25, 2013 @06:47PM (#45784037)
I sit at a computer 9 hours a day working - not just the normal "email and Excel" type stuff, but maintaining web servers, so I don't think I qualify as Amish. What that means for my vacation is that I'm going to spend all of my time looking at *anything* but a screen. I find it more fulfilling to experience the landscape and culture of the place I'm visiting instead of staying plugged in to the same Matrix I already spend the other 99% of my life in.
Another interesting note might be that a few years ago my power was knocked out for 2 solid weeks after a hurricane. Although I really missed the power for certain things like air conditioning, lighting, refrigeration, etc - computers/internet were not on that list. For a day I thought I missed them, then I started to enjoy the breather. Being outside, walking, reading on a swing, smoking a few joints... it was actually a very nice two weeks with zero internet.
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The power came on after an hour. You were just too stoned to notice.
Re:Obligatory (Score:4, Interesting)by multimediavt (965608) on Thursday December 26, 2013 @01:47AM (#45786095)
I sit at a computer 9 hours a day working - not just the normal "email and Excel" type stuff, but maintaining web servers, so I don't think I qualify as Amish. What that means for my vacation is that I'm going to spend all of my time looking at *anything* but a screen. I find it more fulfilling to experience the landscape and culture of the place I'm visiting instead of staying plugged in to the same Matrix I already spend the other 99% of my life in.
Having only 9 hour days would *BE* a vacation for me.
I agree, if I could disconnect and turn off the cell phone after 9 hours it would be like a vacation. Most of my vacation time gets used up for weddings, funerals, and family emergencies.
At work I support VDI servers, services, and users. {occasionally I'll have an opportunity for some development, patches for vdi or some web apps here and there}
I did take an actual vacation at the beginning of the year that consisted of me staying home and working on some foss, not the same as what I do at work and far mor
I sit at a computer 9 hours a day working - not just the normal "email and Excel" type stuff, but maintaining web servers, so I don't think I qualify as Amish. What that means for my vacation is that I'm going to spend all of my time looking at *anything* but a screen. I find it more fulfilling to experience the landscape and culture of the place I'm visiting instead of staying plugged in to the same Matrix I already spend the other 99% of my life in.
Having only 9 hour days would *BE* a vacation for me.
Since the tone of your post sounds like you don't love working more than 9 hours a day, you need to reexamine your career choices. Why do you put up with it? I don't work more than 8 hours/day normally, and only go to 10 or so hours when there's an actual business need. And I make sure the people who report to me don't get stuck in that trap of permanent emergency either.
Since the tone of your post sounds like you don't love working more than 9 hours a day, you need to reexamine your career choices. Why do you put up with it? I don't work more than 8 hours/day normally, and only go to 10 or so hours when there's an actual business need. And I make sure the people who report to me don't get stuck in that trap of permanent emergency either.
Simple. Only job I could find a year ago and there hasn't been another available. Can't afford to move from the area and it's really difficult to emigrate from the small rural college town where I work. A lot of valid reasons. Trying to make the situation better, but that takes time. Right now it's Hell. Thanks for asking.
Re:Obligatory (Score:5, Interesting)by Jason Levine (196982) on Thursday December 26, 2013 @12:32PM (#45788143)
Once a week, I observe Shabbat by not using my computers or smartphone (except in case of emergency). It's partly religious observance, but if I'm really being honest it's mostly a time to force myself to unplug, spend time with my family, and not become a work-a-holic. There are times (especially when things slow down) that I feel the urge to whip out the old smartphone and check Twitter, but I resist and enjoy the time offline.
Thank you for that idea. I think I'm going to try it.
I want to actually observe the world around me on vacation. I noticed when I was in D.C. visiting all the memorials, so many people were staring at their phone claiming foursquare badges, etc.
Likewise, when I am outdoors doing something like skiing, I don't want to listen to music. I want to hear the world around me. Sometimes, the silence is deafening.
Sometimes, the silence is deafening.
When that occurs, I know it is going to be some great times. I remember the first time I experienced it, I was camping, at least a hundred KM from any form of civilization, and being in the tent, I couldn't get over how loud the silence was. It was unnerving for that first night, but now it is something that I really miss, and when I get the chance to encounter it again, it is something I truly cherish.
Only a few people that I've discussed the experience with have "got it
Seems we both get it. Glad to find a kindred spirit. I enjoy the great outdoors in New Hampshire.
I'm a sysadmin for both Windows and Linux and a hard-core gamer. When finally on vacation the last thing I do is to use the phone or laptop. For me free time is all about enjoying the company and myself in the new environment.
The last two options seem somewhat redundant.
Not even a little. One can disconnect/unplug once in awhile without being a Luddite.
And there is no 'What vacation?' option...
What is this vacation of which you speak?
I too am unfamiliar with this term.
From research, the term vacation and computing device seem incompatible.
A "vacation" is a work week wherein you're only mandated to do urgent things, like fix actual problems (usually: printers). You don't have to work on any long-term projects, and you don't have to sit at your desk certain hours just because it's that time of day. If you somehow manage to get all of the computers in the building working right, you can actually leave for a while, until they have another problem and call you.
What is this vacation of which you speak?
"Vacation" is what most people call it, but the technical name is "Unemployment"...
If you don't work, you don't get vacations
For I , a paid vacation is being laid off and drawing unemployment. I hear about other people getting paid for not working a few weeks but then they eventually join me and my type of vacation.
Best of both worlds, really. I mostly use it as a tablet, which is great for eBooks, casual surfing, games, music, videos, and so on, but attach the keyboard and it's more than capable as a basic netbook if I need to compose an email or anything else requiring a lot of typing. The ability to top up the tablet's battery from the keyboard part is nice too.
Kind of needed a CD drive on my last vacation. It was a strange situation. Of course I was not expecting it at all.
My Android phone will happily use a CD drive if you manage to connect one to it. It just never occurred to me to have such a device with my on my last vacation.
Asus Transformer?
I often travel with just my phone and transformer tablet - but it doesn't work as a development platform, so if I think I might be cutting any code I need the real box. (It depends on the trip. This time I broght it along because I'm playing with some new simulations, and spending a couple of weeks away from home... and am really glad because I've been exposed to influenza a, and am quarantining myself for the day. But if I know I'm going to be doing martial arts 9.5 hours a day, usually th
Phone goes in chart table and the only electronic device used is the depth sounder when I go gunkholing.
Holing a gunk?
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Good guess but no. It is a boating term that means anchoring out in a shallow, secluded area.
Good guess but no. It is a boating term that means anchoring out in a shallow, secluded area.
And "anchoring out in a shallow, secluded area" is a euphemism for......
Gunkholing [wikipedia.org]
My 2008 Acer Aspire One netbook still serves me fine. A bit more performance would be nice at times, but apparently "small, affordable, with keyboard, runs Windows" is not something the market is all too interested in.
Yep, my old 100hd eeepc works for me. Built in keyboard that does not need to be charged or synced, several full size usb ports, a cheap last years model SSD makes it boot xp fast and give 5-6 hours of life on a 30$ extended battery. I have a full size laptop and several tablets but the old netbook still wins for size vs usability.
That's what I'm on this vacation. It would have been my XP desktop mostly, but that had an electrolytic capacitor pop last Friday, and now fails to boot. I've been too lazy to take it apart and fix it. (I fix electronics, computers and lab gear for a living. So phooey on doing that until I go back to work January 2nd.)
Oddly, most of my laptops are far more powerful than any of the desktops I regularly use (I7s versus P4s).
I'd vote for "What is a vacation?"
Instead, I'll just use what I use on a weekend, which is usually my smartphone, secondarily a 7" tablet.
Someone's else computer/lappy. (Score:4, Insightful)
But I rarely go out on vacation UNLESS it is urgent. I am usually at home. If I go out, I am usually offline.
For the people that noted what's a vacation, you need to get a life.
my recent vacations have been where there are few phones. I'd occasionally manage to get a wi-fi connection to exchange a few emails.
From a highway, I've walked to where there is no cell service, in the Northeast US. On a sailboat, no land in sight
I worked in the cell phone industry in the '90's, starting in '90. I knew about being connected before it was popular.
Learn to let go.
Re:You NEED to take a vacation (Score:5, Funny)by DirePickle (796986) on Thursday December 26, 2013 @12:32AM (#45785815)
From a highway, I've walked to where there is no cell service
This is ten feet from a highway in any direction, if you have T-Mobile.
Re:You NEED to take a vacation (Score:4, Insightful)I know it was a joke, but T-Mobile are the good guys in terms of carriers from what I understand, and they're actually working to upgrade their infrastructure. I don't think you should be taking pot-shots at them while Verizon fights tooth-and-nail to get net neutrality overturned, etc.
Verizon has the best coverage, alongside AT&T but you're right, T-Mobile fights for the user, where Verizon is pretty much MCP.
I live in the suburbs of a major east coast city. I know back roads that have no service from any carrier. Hills and low population density. The value of the homes on those roads is very high. I guess they don't care if there's no cell service at home. Not everyone wants to be reachable.
We have tmobile and we have driven for hours on major freeways (interstates even) with either no service, or data service so poor its unusable. We have pulled into starbucks and mccdonalds many times to steal some wifi, get our messages and gps directions then be back on our way.
For the people that noted what's a vacation, you need to get a life.
Fuck you.
I literally cannot afford such luxuries and I can't imagine I'm alone. Not everyone gets paid time off, or even holidays. Even if I were to spend a week relaxing at home, I'd end up using my credit cards as a crutch, taking multiple months to pay them off again. To do anything else, I'd have to get a fucking loan.
In the UK, everyone has a statutory right to time off as long as they're on a permanent contract. For a full time employee on a normal contract, it's 28 days per year (including public holidays).
If your country does not have such a thing, I suggest you raise it on your political agenda. Write your congressman, etc, Protecting workers' rights is an important sign of being a civilized society. Or you could emigrate. Whichever is easier really.
For the people that noted what's a vacation, you need to get a life.
Fuck you.
I literally cannot afford such luxuries and I can't imagine I'm alone. Not everyone gets paid time off, or even holidays. Even if I were to spend a week relaxing at home, I'd end up using my credit cards as a crutch, taking multiple months to pay them off again. To do anything else, I'd have to get a fucking loan.
Judging from your attitude, I'd say you need to take the GP's advice. Even if you don't spend any money, find some way to unwind.
A few years back I had a manager that didn't believe me that I would unable to be reached by cell phone while on vacation. He wanted to to know how to get a hold of me in case there was an emergency and I told him I would be somewhere in here (pointing to the vast wilderness of norther Minnesota) and said to hire some trained trackers and a pack of blood hounds.
The BWCAW is one of those wonderful places to unwind. Heck forget cell overage or tablets, we are talking no CARS! Canoe only. The last cell tower is in Ely anyway. In three weeks I go ice fishing on Mille Lacs and there is no way any internet connected device is coming along. (Ok, the GPS with the lake chip doesn't count, or else I won't find 2 1/2 mile reef. Mmmm, walleye.)
Learn to sail.
Take a vacation crewing on a sailboat crossing the Atlantic.
It your boss is willing to spring for an Iridium phone, you're reachable. Not that you could get back any faster.
The trip gives you a different perspective on the world, among other things.
That sounds like fun, but I'm a coastal sailor only. BVI is my favorite sailing destination, with Newport and Sarasota behind it.
I just don't want my vacation stories to include, "...and after the storm passed, we counted the crew and cut off what remained of the mast with a chain saw."
When I'm on the motorcycle, I use the phone and camera for taking pictures and upload them to the tablet as a backup. I use the tablet to read ebooks at night when I'm in my tent. I have planned a motorcycle trip to Alaska for June so I'll be likely using the phone and tablet for the same purpose. Pictures, backup, and reading.
My last vacation back in October was a Rocksmith watch. The new 2014 was coming out on the 22nd so I spent a week on my desktop waiting for the game to become available or on the guit
What is this Vacation you speak of? I have never heard of it.
by Lord Apathy (584315) on Thursday December 26, 2013 @02:55PM (#45789199)
Because I'm to damn poor to afford a real vacation I have to fake one by lying on some beach in Second Life. While in real life I drop sand down my underwear, dump bucket of salt water over my head, and pretend to have fun.
Its all great until the flying penis show up....
only device i take with me.
If I stay at home, it's definitely my desktop. When traveling, it's divided fairly evenly between my smartphone, tablet, and possibly laptop.
I require an operating system that isn't crippled, and a full-sized keyboard for typing.
I don't think I would mind a small tablet if it came with a decent OS and a USB port for my HHKB.
When I'm on the road, I often I make heavy use of the smartphone to provide GPS w/ Google Maps and streaming audio to the car stereo. So strictly speaking, on a trip that's about 14 hours each way, the smartphone would win. But when I'm chillin' at my destination, I'll have the laptop on.
Answer : All of the above. I use all of them sometimes all in one day on vacation.
Yes, that's about it. Forget satnav and smartphone GPS, I have an in-hand navigation device. One that never crashes, though I have had to chase it down across a parking lot before. When we go on family vacations (there are 7 of us mind you in one car), we don't even make reservations. If a campground is full, has too many bugs, the ranger looks at you wrongs, whatever, we just go somewhere else. It's freeing to know that you have 8 days until you have to be home, and no planned stops.
What are you, Amish?
Many of us use more than one of these options. I have recently changed over from being a laptop-for-all-reasons guy to desktop plus tablet. In the fice, I have that big sumptuous screen and more powerful processor; on the road, I have a more portable device that I don't need to worry about every second of the day. I can bring it through airports without taking it out of the bag, and when I arrive, that search for the one place in the hotel lobby where WiFi comes in is a lot less conspicuous.
But my smartpho
I guess not, but a retired person taking a vacation seem superfluous to me.
I'm retired, disabled. But if I do go anywhere I take my laptop. Mostly to check out pics I took on a given day. Photography is the hobby that probably got me to travel in the first place.
Just my phone. It's my camera / music player / movie player / compass / satnav / videocamera / processing lab / editing room / maps / guide to strange places out of the beaten path, etc.
But this year's chistmas vacation, there's a piece of electronica that saw way more use than all of your list combined: My lcd projector.
I just binged on about 20 hours of Tiny Toons, the last two volumes that'd been held up forever.
My brain has stopped working. It's not aware that Monday I go back to work.
Aww, look at it
At the end of every day I try to download all the pictures taken and do the first round of culling/commenting/geo-tagging. Given the vast amount of electronic pictures generated by myself and my wife there is no way I'll motivate myself to go through all of them once I'm home.
I still look through our vacation photos and wonder why we kept some of them. The daily cull needs to be more severe.
This! I do the same. It's nice having a daily backup of the new images (I leave them on both the camera and the laptop). After a daily backup, I try to type a few paragraphs about the highlights of the day to go along with the photos. I've had a camera stolen whilst on vacation once, and it *sucked* losing half my pictures. I was far more upset about the lost pictures than the loss of the actual camera.
what is this vacation thing of which you speak?
Exactly. I'm retired. I don't get vacations!
And i'm using a computer/tablet/smartphone/(would use the laptop but it is in the process of getting a screen replaced) I don't find it necessary to unplug while on vacation, it seems that you use a computer all day for work/school or what have you, and then you use it for recreation when you can go back and remember why computers are fun in the first place.
but, I would, if I (and the Amish) could. Find a way to combine their lifestyle with a non-religious set of life values, that is. And a month a year without disruptive technology is the bare minimum.
(Note the difference between atheist ("not believing in an almighty super being") versus non-religious..)
by spaceyhackerlady (462530) on Saturday December 28, 2013 @12:50PM (#45805855)
I make sure that my vacations are out of cell coverage, so my cellphone is irrelevant. I turn it off for the duration. All the better to hear the wind rustling through the leaves, the birds calling, and so on. One favourite getaway includes howler monkeys whooping it up at dawn. So be it.
I take my iPad with me. I can read stuff on it if I want to. At the airport yesterday I checked the weather via the airport's WiFi, did my own forecast of the flight conditions and compared that with the airline's briefing on turbulence and stuff. Nailed it.
My employers have emergency contact information, but they understand that if they call me it had better be an emergency. The one time they called me (in 14 years) it really was. My boss is of the same mindset on this stuff, so it's cool.
Vacation at home? Desktop, playing games and reading
When on vacation I don't use any other functionality of my phone but Google maps and Google star map for those clear nights away from the light pollution of civilization. And an e-reader.
My last summer vacation recapitulation:
- duration 3 weeks
- TV, newspapers, radio, Internet time - zero. I am not exaggerating - zero! I only said to my mom - call me if there is a war or a global disaster approaching; nothing else matters.
- books read - 12 volumes (5 of which were from the "saga of fire and ice", pretty thi


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Tuesday, August 14, 2007
A new milestone and a RAK!
I think that calls for a celebration :) So, leave us a comment here on this thread and tell us what you think of CPS, what you'd like to see, whatever you want. I'll leave it open until I post the new sketch on Sunday and announce the winner of a great RAK (photo coming soon)!
Thanks to everyone who has visited us and joined in on the fun over the last 6 months, as well as all of those who have spread the word and linked us on their blogs. We have some major events planned in the near future and look forward to the next 6 months.
And, on a personal note, I want to give a HUGE heartfelt thanks to all of the CPS Designers Alissa, Anabelle, Christine, Kelly, Kim, Lea, Linda, Lisa, Melissa and Sherry. You girls are the best. CPS wouldn't be the same without all the amazing designs from you ladies. Thank you!!
(who's in a highlighting mood today!! *grin*)
122 comments:
- Jo said...
I love your site and visit often when I'm looking for inspiration.
Congrats on your milestone and thanks for a chance to win!
- Tue Aug 14, 05:28:00 PM CDT
- Tracy said...
You guys rock :) Your work is always inspiring!
- Tue Aug 14, 06:01:00 PM CDT
I love this place! It is a great place to find amazing talent and inspiration. Thanks for giving me a place to go!
- Tue Aug 14, 06:03:00 PM CDT
- Rebecca said...
Congratulations! I'm not much of a card maker {yet} but am inspired by your sketches, designers interpretations and the readers' take on things. Love it!
- Tue Aug 14, 06:09:00 PM CDT
- MadissonC said...
Congratulations, I just love checking the site for new sketches!!! They are all so inspiring, and so are the designers examples. Keep up the good work!
- Tue Aug 14, 07:08:00 PM CDT
- Tami said...
Congrats on your 6 month anniversary. I love looking at the different interpretations of each sketch. Can't wait to see what new things you have in store for us. Thanks for the blog candy offer, too.
- Tue Aug 14, 07:19:00 PM CDT
- Virginia said...
Woohoo! Time flies when you're having fun! ;) I keep this on my bloglines and love looking at all the new creations. I even share the link with my non-scrappy friends because I know they will appreciate the great pieces of art here.
- Tue Aug 14, 07:32:00 PM CDT
I love CPS not only because of the sketches, but because of all of the different examples using each sketch. It is so great to see what each of the designers do with the sketch - sometimes they seem so different, yet are based on the same starting point!
- Tue Aug 14, 07:43:00 PM CDT
Love the designs and all of the cards the designers come up with! Congratulations on your milestone! It seems to me that there are more participants than ever, great job!
- Tue Aug 14, 08:06:00 PM CDT
- Fink said...
I have been checking out your site for sketches! I have been loving them all! Thanks for the helpful ideas when doing cards!
- Tue Aug 14, 08:35:00 PM CDT
- Cathy said...
Your blog is very inspiring. Love your creative work and you are very talented. Congrats on your hits and milestone. Thanks for a chance.
- Tue Aug 14, 08:40:00 PM CDT
- CAKVD said...
I love CPS because it teaches me a great deal of things and challenges me. I am mostly a scrapbooker and a want-to-be cardmaker and I need inspiration and sketches to help me along, so this blog helps me a lot!
Cheryl KVD
- Tue Aug 14, 08:49:00 PM CDT
- Maisymary's Findings said...
Congrats on your 50,000th visitor milestone in 6 short mths ! Cant wait to see what the next 6 mths bring ! Great team of designers for sure to inspire us all !
many thanks !
- Tue Aug 14, 09:06:00 PM CDT
- Happay said...
congrats! That's a lot of peeks! And to think - I get you on bloglines ;)
Love the site, keep up the good work!
- Tue Aug 14, 09:16:00 PM CDT
- Mandi Miller said...
wow, six months! Congrats! Love the blog and use the sketch often. Summer's been crazy and haven't gotten to every sketch but love them all! Good job guys!
- Tue Aug 14, 09:38:00 PM CDT
I found CPS from Melissa's blog. I love your sketches, it gives me something fun to work on during the week.
- Tue Aug 14, 09:41:00 PM CDT
- DWaye said...
I love CPS. Love the sketches and all the links. Keep up the great work!
- Tue Aug 14, 09:44:00 PM CDT
Congrats on six months of success.
I absolutely love your sketches. They are great for cards and can be ssttrettcchhed to make LOs too.
Thanks for all the inspiration, ladies.
- Tue Aug 14, 10:32:00 PM CDT
- Tammy said...
congratulations! 6 months is fabulous and 50k is fantastic! you should all be proud :D
you're a great source of inspiration for moi and from what i can tell, so many more!
keep it up!
- Tue Aug 14, 10:40:00 PM CDT
Congrats on all your hits in such a short time. I'm a wanna-be-making-more-cards maker and I check on your site often for inspiration.
- Tue Aug 14, 11:08:00 PM CDT
- Emilia said...
That's great! Happy to see this milestone!
I gotta try this lovely sketch during weekend!
- Tue Aug 14, 11:43:00 PM CDT
- jodene said...
Congrats on your hits. Your sketches totally rock!!
- Tue Aug 14, 11:53:00 PM CDT
- Amy said...
Congrats on 50K hits! So many great sketches, amazing design work, and a fantastic line-up of sponsors!
- Wed Aug 15, 12:20:00 AM CDT
- jacQ said...
happy 6months! :) it's been really fun always dropping by to check out the super cool cards from all yr designers! I've always been inspired by all the creations.... keep up the good work!
:) Jacqueline
- Wed Aug 15, 02:48:00 AM CDT
- Marie-Hélène à Madrid said...
You give a lot of ideas. I put your link in my blogline and every day I enter to visit you.
A little question: what means "RAK" I'm not speak english and I don't understand
Thank you
Marie-Hélène à Madrid (Spain)
- Wed Aug 15, 04:13:00 AM CDT
- Deb said...
Didn't realise you had only been going for 6 months, I just found you in the last couple of months and love doing the sketches. the design team cards are always fantastic, so inspirational, Well done to you all!
- Wed Aug 15, 04:22:00 AM CDT
- Jacqueline's Craft Nest said...
Thanks for the opportunity to use your challenging sketches!
- Wed Aug 15, 05:03:00 AM CDT
Love your sketches and the fantastic cards the designers create. I'm always inspired!
- Wed Aug 15, 05:12:00 AM CDT
Always lots of inspiration. Congrats on 6 months!
- Wed Aug 15, 05:30:00 AM CDT
- Angel Wilde said...
Thanks for celebrating a great milestone. It's always great to find a wonderful sketch and you all are good at that!
- Wed Aug 15, 06:02:00 AM CDT
- SmilynStef said...
Great milestone ... love the sketches.
- Wed Aug 15, 07:16:00 AM CDT
- Debbie G said...
Wow, that sure is alot of hits!!! Congratulations and thank you to all the designers. I just love this blog and look forward to every sketch as it gives me a challenge. I may not get them all done but I sure try.
Thanks again ladies!!!
- Wed Aug 15, 08:45:00 AM CDT
I love the sketches. I am always looking for new ways to challenge my own creativity, and they are wonderful! Congratulations on your blog success!
- Wed Aug 15, 09:00:00 AM CDT
- Dana said...
Happy 6 month Anniversary! You guys are the best. Great sketches, amazing designers, fun contests and drawings...what more could a crafter want? *grin*
I would love to see more contests because I love a challenge, and I'd like to see some visitors offering sketches too. Like a "guest sketch of the month" or something.
Thanks for everyhing, CPS is the bomb!
- Wed Aug 15, 09:18:00 AM CDT
- Bethany Paull said...
I was feeling kind of stumped to get a card started today, so I stopped by. And what did I find? A celebration! Congrats on six months and 50k! I must say, this is my first time here. But I am so happy to stop by for inspiration. Thanks!
- Wed Aug 15, 09:24:00 AM CDT
- Karen Gladney said...
Happy Anniversary. Your site is a wealth of knowledge. Love the sketches.
Tks for the opportunity to win blog candy
- Wed Aug 15, 09:25:00 AM CDT
Congratulations with your 6 months anniversary! We also look forward to the next 6 months. I like your sketches and I like to see what other people do with the same sketch ánd the change to win a RAK sometime... I've never win :), but you can always try LOL...
So, please go on with this site, it inspires me to make cards and I like it!!!
Enjoy the simple things in life!
- Wed Aug 15, 09:43:00 AM CDT
- Kristina Lewis said...
Congratulations! Your sketches are such a great source of inspiration!! Thanks for a chance to win some candy!!
- Wed Aug 15, 09:46:00 AM CDT
- foodpartyfun said...
I know that I can always count on your site for a great layout if I am drawing a blank. Congratulations and thanks for sharing both, inspiration and a RAK!
- Wed Aug 15, 10:08:00 AM CDT
Congrats! I always find it interesting to see how differently people's minds work with the same layout. Thanks for sharing.
- Wed Aug 15, 11:18:00 AM CDT
- Cindy said...
Congratulations!!!! Thanks for a great site that inspires me to step out of my safety realm! Keep up the good work!
- Wed Aug 15, 11:23:00 AM CDT
- Scrapmonique said...
Congratulations on this milestone!!!! Keep going, ladies, this blog just rocks!! I love looking at all those wonderful creations done with your sketches. And I will definatily use some of your sketches when starting with my Chrismas cards.
- Wed Aug 15, 11:50:00 AM CDT
- Sherrie said...
I love visiting here for challenge as well as inspiration! Love trying the sketches! You have a great thing going here, thank you for the time and energy it takes to create the fun for us!
- Wed Aug 15, 12:19:00 PM CDT
Congratulations - Each day in life is a milestone for many! You provide the inspiration to be creative and for making every milestone in life memorable. Thanks for the great sketches - keep it up!
- Wed Aug 15, 12:30:00 PM CDT
- scfranson said...
Congratulations! You should be proud, you have a great blog.
- Wed Aug 15, 01:15:00 PM CDT
- Kaz said...
Whoo well done on 50000 and 6 months of sketches, I love the inspiration you give out freely. Thanks.
- Wed Aug 15, 01:37:00 PM CDT
- Samm said...
Congratulations!!! you've done sooo well! I love it, it really spurs me on to get moving with my cardmaking and trying something a little different. I also enjoy seeing the fabby DT cards and their take on the sketches! thanks, it's been fun!
- Wed Aug 15, 02:05:00 PM CDT
- dasimonds said...
In just 6 months...WOW !!!
What a wonderful blog..Have enjoyed looking and love your sketches.
Thanks for a chance to win !
- Wed Aug 15, 02:13:00 PM CDT
- Nancy Grant said...
Yip-ee!!! Congratulations on your blogging success. Your site is an awesome resource and source of inspiration to me. Thank you very much.
- Wed Aug 15, 02:26:00 PM CDT
- Pattyjo said...
You have a great blog and you are a very popular place with a lot of great names of designers. I appluad all your designers on the great layouts they make! Without those ladies you would have to do it all yourself and that would be tough. Thank you too for letting me enter your contest!
- Wed Aug 15, 02:30:00 PM CDT
Congratuations! I only found you 2 months ago, but enjoy coming back almost every day.
- Wed Aug 15, 04:19:00 PM CDT
- Clare said...
Your huge popularity proves what a great place this is to find inspiration. I know when I visit I am going to find ideas that make me take my cardmaking to another level.
- Wed Aug 15, 04:27:00 PM CDT
- maiahs_momma said...
I too LOVE your blog, and visit it often to check out the card sketches. I also come here to get some ideas, sometimes I seem to get into a card making funk...anywho, would like to say Congratulations too :)!
- Wed Aug 15, 05:15:00 PM CDT
- Shadowcatcher said...
Congrats on the hits! I love your fabulous sketches and inspiration. Although I don't always remember to link you up in the comments, I definitely enjoy the sketches and all around good fun you have on this blog.
- Wed Aug 15, 05:19:00 PM CDT
- Linda SS said...
Congrats - that is a LOT of hits!!! Thanks for being so inspirational and providing us with fantastic sketches. I love to see all the fabulous cards that the designers come up with.
- Wed Aug 15, 05:51:00 PM CDT
- Lilian said...
congratulations!! i love your site and all the work that you showcase here. more fantastic sketches are always welcome! :)
- Wed Aug 15, 06:14:00 PM CDT
- Ijsbeer said...
Congrats on 6 months and +50000 hits! The site is lovely. I get a lot of inspiration of it.
Thanks to all the designers that contribute:)
- Wed Aug 15, 06:51:00 PM CDT
The designers are fabulous and I love seeing what I can do with the card sketches. Hope you continue the weekly sketch feature. Congrats on such a successful blog.
- Wed Aug 15, 07:14:00 PM CDT
I enjoy your site very much and am always inspired. Great work!
Lisa L,
- Wed Aug 15, 08:13:00 PM CDT
- Jo said...
I love your blog, the sketches and all the work that you very talented people do :) Congrats on the milestone :)
jo xx
- Wed Aug 15, 08:19:00 PM CDT
This blog is awesome! The card sketches really help to get me out of a funk when I need it. I never hesitate to check for a layout idea here. Thanks so much for sharing!!!
- Wed Aug 15, 09:11:00 PM CDT
- Allison said...
Your site is awesome! It's the first place I look when I need a fresh layout for a project! It is so great to have a easy to navigate place for sketches!
Keep up the great work!
- Wed Aug 15, 09:22:00 PM CDT
- Wendy Sue said...
I always love peeking at your updates -- there are so many fun ideas and your designers are AMAZING! :o)
- Wed Aug 15, 09:39:00 PM CDT
- Heather said...
I am inspired by the sketches- and the designer's samples.
- Wed Aug 15, 09:58:00 PM CDT
- Allison said...
Awesome and reliable sketches! Atta girl!
- Wed Aug 15, 10:33:00 PM CDT
- Donna said...
congratulations! I love your blog...just haven't had the time to play with the sketches *yet* keep on keepin' on! you're in my google reader *smile*
- Wed Aug 15, 10:40:00 PM CDT
- Kirsten said...
Congratulations! I love this site for it's inspiration! I wouldn't change a thing!
- Wed Aug 15, 11:01:00 PM CDT
- RAE said...
Your sketches always inspire me to create and I now have a nice stash of cards put away for the future so I won't have to scramble to get one made. You've also inspired me to create more of my own sketches too so I thank you for your efforts!
- Thu Aug 16, 12:21:00 AM CDT
Congratulations!! I love all your sketches. I use them alot when i create. Thanks for sharing them with us. Great job!
- Thu Aug 16, 02:23:00 AM CDT
- Emily said...
Happy 6th Month Anniversary!
I really like stopping by once a week when I need some inspiration to check out the new sketch and see the wonderful samples.
This site has helped me out of many stamping slumps! Thank you!
- Thu Aug 16, 02:38:00 AM CDT
- Kate said...
Congrats on the success of the blog. I've just started CPS sketches and I'm enjoying the format as it is!
- Thu Aug 16, 03:05:00 AM CDT
- Christi Snow said...
I love what you girls are doing here. Huge congratulations on reaching this milestone!!! smiles...
- Thu Aug 16, 06:00:00 AM CDT
- Jackie said...
Congratulations! I really love all of the great card sketches and designs - they help me get going when my mojo takes a hike!
- Thu Aug 16, 06:47:00 AM CDT
I love CPS! I check in often just to get the juices flowing... it really is much easier to create when one part of the process is done for you! Thanks for all you guys do!
- Thu Aug 16, 07:14:00 AM CDT
- Patsy Jackson said...
Congratulations on reaching such a milestone in such a small amount of time :) I've only recently found your blog and I love it - the sketches are fantastic and a great source of inspiration!
Here's to another 50k hits and more!
Patsy x
- Thu Aug 16, 07:53:00 AM CDT
- Katy said...
CPS is the place to be, the inspirational and exciting layouts are always a treat!
- Thu Aug 16, 08:33:00 AM CDT
- Kathy said...
Your site is full of such wonderful inspiration! Thanks for all you, and your design team do!
- Thu Aug 16, 09:08:00 AM CDT
- Denise said...
This site ALWAYS inspires me. It's just great...keep up the fantastic work!
- Thu Aug 16, 09:11:00 AM CDT
- TG said...
I've only just found this blog, as i was looking for inspiration to improve my card making, i now feel truely inspired, thanks a million, you rock!
- Thu Aug 16, 09:20:00 AM CDT
- Lesley Langdon said...
I just love the sketches, the inspiration and the cards from the designers rock! As well as the people who do the sketches and link up to the blog. And, there is always something new!
- Thu Aug 16, 10:09:00 AM CDT
- Márcia Mattos said...
I ,ove your blog and tried to follow a sketch a few times.
I wish I had more time for my cards LOL.
your site is really great and inspiring
hugs all the way from Brasil
- Thu Aug 16, 12:02:00 PM CDT
- rae said...
Your sketches are always so inspiring... thank you! Wishing you continued success~ rae
- Thu Aug 16, 01:08:00 PM CDT
- lindsalita said...
Love love love it! So much inspiration! Keep it comin'!!!
- Thu Aug 16, 02:58:00 PM CDT
- ஐ*Beatriz Jennings*ஐ said...
I love to discover the new creations everytime there is a new sketch!
- Thu Aug 16, 06:56:00 PM CDT
- K. said...
Thanks for taking the time to share all the inspiration. I love being able to look through the gallery and get immediate inspiration for a project. Keep up the good work!
- Thu Aug 16, 07:42:00 PM CDT
This is awesome!! I've used sketches for scrapbooking-I never knew about this card site! Great when I am stumped and I like the fact you use all different companies ideas!
- Thu Aug 16, 07:57:00 PM CDT
- Daniela said...
Love the sketches and all the inspiration. Thanks !!!
- Thu Aug 16, 08:10:00 PM CDT
- Deb said...
I just found your blog recently, but I have added it to my Google Reader. I really enjoy the sketches, and the lovely card samples. Keep up the good work!
- Thu Aug 16, 08:24:00 PM CDT
- Ethan's World said...
I love this blog and faithfully read it on my Google reader. The cards and ideas that you feature ROCK!!! Keep it up please!
- Thu Aug 16, 10:52:00 PM CDT
- Tami H said...
Looooove CPS! So many fabulous sketches...and the designers keep outdoing themselves...what a talented bunch of women! Thanks for all the inspiration! :)
- Fri Aug 17, 05:44:00 AM CDT
- rebecca said...
This is one of the places I always visit when I need a little boost for new ideas. I can always count on you. Thanks for your ongoing inspiration. There's a reason you've hit this milestone in such a short amount of time. As the kids say, "You're AWESOME!" Thanks for letting us play along.
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- Fri Aug 17, 01:38:00 PM CDT
- Stacey said...
I love your site and all teh great ideas I find on it!!
- Fri Aug 17, 02:43:00 PM CDT
- mum on the run said...
I love, love, love the site and am here for the sketch every week!!
- Fri Aug 17, 04:12:00 PM CDT
I really enjoy visiting CPS, it has been a great source of inspiration and eye candy for me.
- Fri Aug 17, 06:18:00 PM CDT
- Selena said...
Great site, love doing your sketches!
- Fri Aug 17, 08:25:00 PM CDT
- Janice said...
I'm a new subscriber, as of a few days ago. I *love* this site! I've gotten some great inspirations from the posts and photos!
- Fri Aug 17, 08:44:00 PM CDT
- Samantha said...
I really like seeing everybody's contributions for each sketch. I do my work on my own, I don't go scraps or gatherings like that. But coming here and seeing all the different takes from a single inspiration makes me feel as if I'm part of a much larger group. And it goes without saying that the sketches themselves and the "staff" designers are fantastic!
- Fri Aug 17, 09:55:00 PM CDT
I'm a newbie cardmaker - your layout ideas give me great confidence that my card looks well thought-out; Who has to know I didn't think of it myself?! Thanks!
- Fri Aug 17, 10:02:00 PM CDT
Congrats on all the hits & for creating this fun blog. I have tried some of the sketches & have loved the results.
- Fri Aug 17, 11:12:00 PM CDT
- Julie (Joypup on SCS) said...
Challenges are both a lure and just that, a challenge. Great way to get out of a slump -- and not have to come up with something from nothing. Love looking at the samples.
- Sat Aug 18, 01:00:00 AM CDT
I enjoy your blog and I'm always in awe of what your design team comes up with. It's also one of my favorite places to come when I want to try out something new. I don't have to look any further than your sketches.
- Sat Aug 18, 11:29:00 AM CDT
- mustangsarah said...
Congrats!! I love coming to this site,love seeing everyone's take on the same sketch.I haven't been doing all the sketches , as lately it seems I never get time to do anything, with work, and the nice weather.Hoping to play catch up this weekend as its raining.
- Sat Aug 18, 01:35:00 PM CDT
LOVE all the designers - so fun to see what they come up with for each sketch.
Congrats on 50,000 visitors - AMAZING!!
- Sat Aug 18, 02:47:00 PM CDT
- The Queen Of Scrap said...
I have just found your blog....how awesome...who does like sketches...I will being putting a post about you on my blog, subscribing and putting your link onto my blog. Congratulations on all you visitors!
- Sat Aug 18, 07:35:00 PM CDT
- Sandy said...
I love your site---great sketches, tons of inspiration!! Thanks for all you do.
- Sat Aug 18, 08:27:00 PM CDT
- Becca said...
great designers, great sketches...congrats!!!
- Sat Aug 18, 08:55:00 PM CDT
- LaDonna said...
Love the sketches!! They offer lots of inspiration. Thanks for offering the chance to win the blog candy and congrats on the anniversary!!
- Sat Aug 18, 11:02:00 PM CDT
- Kristine Reynolds said...
Love your sketches. Thanks for the inspiration!
- Sat Aug 18, 11:18:00 PM CDT
- Latisha said...
50000 hits in six months, thats amazing! I always check out the sketches.
- Sat Aug 18, 11:56:00 PM CDT
- Rachel said...
Love all the sketches here. I've gotten so used to checking out the blog, I can hardly believe it's only been 6 months! Keep up the great work. :)
- Sun Aug 19, 12:55:00 AM CDT
I really like all the cards with the lace trims. Great job on the growth of your blog.
- Sun Aug 19, 03:23:00 AM CDT
- Andrea said...
I visit often, love joining in the sketches and can't think how you'd improve it :)
- Sun Aug 19, 07:55:00 AM CDT
- Lorri said...
Great sketches - keep them coming! Only 6 months? So much in so little time! You are the greatest.
- Sun Aug 19, 08:13:00 AM CDT
- danni said...
Congratulations/Felicidades! The talent here is second to none, amazing and so inspirational. Every new card turned out, turns into new personal favorites, a tribute to the incredible sketches and uh-mazing inspiration! Thank you for sharing your talents!
- Sun Aug 19, 08:56:00 AM CDT
- Nina said...
I love your blog because of all the wonderful inspiration and great sketches you so generously provide us with. Congrats on your milestone! :D
I would love to see more fun cardfoldings and pop-ups, but otherwise I just hope you will continue the same!
- Sun Aug 19, 09:09:00 AM CDT
- Kacey Elliott said...
That is absolutely phenomenal! Congratulations! I love visiting here to get some inspiration. Especially lately, I have been stuck and find that it helps to look for some fresh ideas by coming here! Love what you are doing!
- Sun Aug 19, 10:47:00 AM CDT
- Julia said...
Love all the sketches that provide a great start on a card! Thanks so much for all the creativity everyone has shared!
- Sun Aug 19, 11:46:00 AM CDT
- Cheri said...
Just found your site. . . what fun! Thanks for the inspiration!
- Sun Aug 19, 01:34:00 PM CDT
Love your sketches! I just found your site from Beate's blog...now I must go stamp!! Thanks for the inspiration ;o)
- Sun Aug 19, 02:34:00 PM CDT
- Lyneen said...
What a great blog... so much happening... Hope I am not too late... WOW!!!!
- Sun Aug 19, 03:07:00 PM CDT
- cards by designs said...
happy anniversary!!!!!!!!! great site.
- Sun Aug 19, 09:04:00 PM CDT
- Kim Hughes said...
Thank you all for your kind words. We are thrilled to have you with us.
Marie-Hélène à Madrid
RAK stands for: Randon Act Of Kindness
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As attending emergency room physician, Greene hires a new chief resident.
Summer Run
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