Feature Article in The Groove!

[The Groove]

Hello Everyone from The Groove, Scrapbook MAX's monthly newsletter!

From time to time, we run special articles in the online version of The Groove that we just know you'll love to read. This is one of those special times!

Julie L.(a.k.a. MaggieMae) recently posted some stunning layouts of WWII era photos in the gallery. They sure caught our eye, and we asked Julie to share the story behind them with all of us. Julie agreed, and we are so glad - what a story!

Visit www.scrapbookgroove.com (April 24, 2007) to read Julie's article and to see her beautiful layouts made as a tribute to her friend and neighbor, Jean. You're sure to be inspired!

If you have made layouts with a special "background" story that you would like to share with The Groove readers, get in touch with us at newsletter[at]scrapbookmax[dot]com.

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Karin and Marnie
The Groove Editors

[MaggieMae]

Thank you so much, Karin and Marnie! I'm so glad you liked the album!

[Marion]

I more then liked it, I loved it Julie! Great work!

[mh51]

I more then liked it, I loved it Julie! Great work!

THEN again ~~ me too!!!!

[crops2dawn]

Oh M&M this is GREATTTTTT!!! I loved them too! You sure did a wonderful job on all of them! And WTG Groove!!! You picked a winner here!!!

[MaggieMae]

I'm a numpty!

Can someone help me?!!!! I want to print out the article to give to Jean Claude and I can't figure out how to get it to print out - I've tried selecting the article and the text prints on top of the pictures - I've tried landscaping it and everything I can think of. I'm a numpty about these things!! Help please!!!!!

[crops2dawn]

Sorry M&M I went in and tried coping it but I only get the text, no pictures. I hope someone will help soon!

[MaggieMae]

Sorry M&M I went in and tried coping it but I only get the text, no pictures. I hope someone will help soon!

Crikey!! Thanks, Crops, for trying - now I know it's not just me!! There must be a way to print it!?

[poppabob]

Great story and wonderful layout Julie!

[MaggieMae]

Great story and wonderful layout Julie!

Thanks so much, PoppaBob! It was a pleasure to do!

[OnieRN]

Congrats Buddy

Julie, the article is fabulous! I tried to leave a comment but I wasn't able to figure that out either!

Just to tell you that I loved your pages. The storey is incredable. I know your neighbor is plesed with the album you did. It's such a tribute to him and his story.

Way to go Girl!!!

[*eng*]

That is a wonderful piece of work. A wonderful piece of family history too

[AmeliasMuma]

Can someone help me?!!!! I want to print out the article to give to Jean Claude and I can't figure out how to get it to print out - I've tried selecting the article and the text prints on top of the pictures - I've tried landscaping it and everything I can think of. I'm a numpty about these things!! Help please!!!!!

Just sent a pm asking for your email address to send you a copy I was able to copy and paste into word. If you still need help I'll send you a copy. If you don't have word I'll put it into a document you can use.

[crops2dawn]

Mummmmaaaaa....Hey I tried that..copying it into word, but I didnt get any pictures... you got some explainging to dooooo. LOL how did you get the pictures in????

[TerryW]

Julie,

Just caught up with this - what great L/O's, so well done. The story is quite fascinating and makes for enjoyable reading. Jean certainly appears the suave, swashbuckling hero in his photographs.

I have an uncle who also has an 'extraordinary' story from the war (not to be competitive, simply that...) like your neighbour, he also keeps his story sheltered, never opening the door on the subject and, often saying little or nothing when others do. A sign (to me) of true selflessness and humility.

These are men to be admired and you have shown heartfelt admiration.

My kindest regards,

Terry.