NKL Scraps formerly known as Living on Parker Street

Well now, how do I re-start blogging?  

I still live on Parker Street.  Yes, that is personal, but I am not too worried.  Seriously, how many Parker Streets can there be in the United States?  I actually have no idea, but I did find there are a lot of interesting things on Parker Street!  There is waste management, a co-op, a ministry.  There are bakeries, bistros, and diners.  There are apartments, Post Offices, universities, and even a public access television series called Parker Street.

 My Parker Street is a short, residential street with a fun mix of people.  Most of the homes are owned, but some are rentals.  Some are traditional, basic colors with basic landscaping, and others are almost neon colors with xeriscaping  .  There are children, most of them are noisy, and we have elderly people who complain about the noise.  There are upstanding citizens (like us!) and those who ride their Harleys INTO their house, and some who smoke pot on the porch.  We even have a young man, who we call "The Troubadour"  because he walks up and down the street playing his guitar and singing.  Loudly.  I like it.  One thing our homes have in common is that they are all little.  I mean seriously little.  Not micro, like some, but our home is 690 sq ft.  Believe me, that's small. 

I love our little home.  It's peaceful, aside from the noise of the neighborhood.  We know all of our neighbors.  We all know what each other looks like in our PJs, because we have congregated in the street for impromptu meetings about neighborhood events, usually late at night.  Even with the crime rate, we are happy here.  If we lost transportation, we are walking distance from anything we can possibly need.  If we lost electricity or gas, again, anything we need is right here!  Our church is technically in walking distance, but I have only walked there once.  I really prefer to drive the car. 

So, now you know about Parker Street.  What about NKL Scraps?  I am here to tell you that's me!  I have been involved with digital scrapbooking for many years, and enjoy it a ton!  But, like so many other things, I eventually decided I'd rather make my own kits than purchase them.  OK, I still purchase others, but I really do make my own!  I started to sell them at Divine Digital a while ago, and just when business started to pick up for me, Divine needed to close their doors.  Right now I am at Heartfelt Perfections, and hope to do well there.  I guess I am still getting set up, and getting my feet wet over there.  Business is not good for me, yet.  Which brings me to the actual point of this post!  Until the end of the month, everything in my store will be half price or $1.  And, I will be adding a new kit in a few days, too!  Here is an idea of what I have available.