Challenge #340 - week of 25th November 2019

I've talked before about changing my attitude to November a few years ago and now I see things far more positively. We have many blue sky days and the sun shines more often than it did in the past. My feeling is that autumn comes later than it used to and the rainbow of beautiful falling leaves has shifted into November. When I was a child, November was definitely winter but these days I feel as if autumn is somewhat at its best.

So I decided to find us a happy, bright, autumnal colour scheme for this week to show you what I feel when I think about this special month.

Be inspired by the "November Rain" colour palette which I found over at colour-hex.com

November Rain colour palette here at www-color-hex.com

It's less easy to come up with a list of ways to interpret a colour prompt but you can definitely think about different amounts of each shade, turn the volume up or down on the tones of each colour or focus on just one or two. Think about all the ways you can bring these colours together - paper, embellishments, alphabet, even the colours in a photo.

Whichever way you decide to go, I really hope you'll share. It would be great to see what you make.  You can connect with us in our Facebook group here. Tag your entry with #WMXXX (with the number of the prompt instead of the XXX) so we know exactly which inspiration you've taken.

Have a great day everyone!

Challenge #339 - week of 18th November 2019

Oh no! It's another calendar based prompt today - can you forgive me?

It's my birthday week and while I've done a couple of birthday focussed challenges in the past (WM#16 - be inspired by your birthday and WM#111 - be inspired by a "special" birthday), let's take it in a broader way this morning.

Be inspired by a wish list

Now, I really think that you can interpret this in different ways and many of them have nothing to do with birthdays

• Wish lists could be for birthdays, Christmas, weddings or special occasions
• You could have a travel wish list that you'd like to record
• Did you receive or achieve something on your wish list that could be captured
• Use a list on your page
• Use list products 
• Children often have long lists for these times of years and that could be a story to put on your layout
• And of course, there's always the "wish" part of the prompt that could be the focus. What wishes do you have, what do you wish for those you love, what would you do if you were given three wishes by a fairy godmother?

I knew exactly which layout I wanted to feature in this post today but of course, I can't find a photo of it so this one featuring a list will have to do. But then it IS Bowie so that's better than anything ;-) 

Whichever way you decide to go, I really hope you'll share. It would be great to see what you make.  You can connect with us in our Facebook group here. Tag your entry with #WMXXX (with the number of the prompt instead of the XXX) so we know exactly which inspiration you've taken.

Have a great day everyone!

Challenge #338 - week of 11th November 2019

Another calendar inspired prompt for this November Monday morning - I'm hoping to get off the calendar in the next weeks!

As many countries around the world stop to take a moment to remember those fallen in conflict as part of Remembrance Day commemorations, my thoughts turned to the famously sad and evocative poem that is often read aloud after the two minutes of silence.

Be inspired by "In Flanders Fields"

In Flanders Fields

By John McCrea

In Flanders fields the poppies blow

Between the crosses, row on row,

That mark our place; and in the sky

The larks, still bravely singing, fly

Scarce heard amid the guns below.

We are the Dead. Short days ago

We lived, felt dawn, saw sunset glow,

Loved and were loved, and now we lie,

In Flanders fields.

Take up our quarrel with the foe:

To you from failing hands we throw

The torch; be yours to hold it high.

If ye break faith with us who die

We shall not sleep, though poppies grow

In Flanders fields.

Which ways could we interpret this today?

• The words of the poem
• A visit to Flanders or the Allied beaches northern Europe
• Recording details of a family member who served in times of conflict or perhaps a current member of the military
• Finding a moment or two of silence in our busy days and what that means for you
• How you mark this day in your own way, country, culture
• Your love of poetry or a school memory related to poems of some sort
• Products that feature poppies or pops of bright red or photo realistic fields

I hope this gives you some ideas of ways to take this prompt - we don't need to make a sad page but a little nostalgia from time to time gives us time to reflect and this may be the week to bring that to our projects.

Our previous prompts based around Remembrance Day can be found here

• WM#109 - be inspired by Remembrance Day
• WM#236 - be inspired by the Remembrance Day poppy
• WM#311 - be inspired by Lest We Forget

Whichever way you decide to go, I really hope you'll share. It would be great to see what you make.  You can connect with us in our Facebook group here. Tag your entry with #WMXXX (with the number of the prompt instead of the XXX) so we know exactly which inspiration you've taken.

Have a great day everyone!

Challenge #337 - week of 4th November 2019

It seems as if I'm constantly looking at the calendar for prompt ideas - especially at this time of year. But there really is so much inspiration right there that it's hard to resist and so I find myself turning to my calendar again this week.

I've talked about Guy Fawkes Night before, which is celebrated on the 5th November in the UK - you can find my original prompt here WM#144 - be inspired by fireworks - so I just want to take an element of that for this week.

Be inspired by fire.

With the darker nights and colder weather, I think this is a good challenge for this season.

I made this layout about our daily evening activity in Canada of sitting round the campfire at the end of the day and to be honest, I could probably make a whole bunch of these about the trip!

But you could think about the following ways to take the prompt:

• for winter layouts you could think about cosy evenings in front of the fire at home or trendy winter BBQs as well as bonfires for Bonfire Night 
• for summer layouts, fire could cover everything BBQ or fire-pit related 
• traditional medieval markets might be lit by fire
• you might have seen a circus act featuring a fire eater who you'd like to feature
• maybe something motivates you so much that you feel you have fire in your belly?
• sitting round the campfire in the same way I've documented above
• maybe you want to think about fire colours - the reds, oranges and yellows - for your colour scheme or product selection
• I'm sure there are lots of die cut files featuring fires which could be a fun way to take the challenge 

Whichever way you decide to go, I really hope you'll share. It would be great to see what you make.  You can connect with us in our Facebook group here. Tag your entry with #WMXXX (with the number of the prompt instead of the XXX) so we know exactly which inspiration you've taken.

Have a great day everyone!

#312 - be inspired by friends

I had a bunch of layout share blog posts half written up which I seem to have forgotten so here I am again in an attempt to catch up. Story of my life!

This layout, very surprisingly, hasn't been made with a Counterfeit Kit Challenge kit! I think I had some new product and just decided to use it right away. However, it has been made for my Simple Scrapper Creative Team using a new Story Starter™ as well as a recent sketch.

It's another layout recording details of our Scrapabilly Advent Present Swap which has now been extended to include Easter and summer (as well as autumn which we are currently in the middle of). The main focus is really the pretty packaging with fun content and with a group of crafty types, you can guarantee that the presents looks as pretty as can be. Yes, we really get each other - I'm so lucky to have been taken into this fabulous group of women. They make me happy every week.

These scrummy letters are actually a fabulous shade of rose gold.

With the gorgeous background paper and the sprinkle of mist, I really didn't think it needed much embellishment.

And I picked up these letters too in the summer from the UK and I love that the foam is a shade of aqua.

As always, I love it when you share too and if you've been inspired to create, don't forget that you can add your own creations to our Facebook group here. Please don't be shy! Tag your entry with #WMXXX (replacing the XXX with the prompt number) so we know exactly which inspiration you've taken. 

Or simply tell us in the comments where to find you... :-)

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WM#334 - be inspired by found nature treasures

I do scrap sometimes - honestly! Just not as often as I used to. But this last 10 days, I made a layout and feel quite the sense of achievement. But one layout in a whole month seems a little lame at the same time so I need to schedule some creative time just for me.

When I think back to my trip to Scotland, I have many happy memories. It was a really wonderful trip full of good food, lovely people, delicious whisky (I'm NOT a whisky drinker!), stunning landscape, comfy and cosy accommodation, and a great selection of photos which I want to use to record this special trip.

But the first one that caught my eye was the staged, flat-lay that I took of my found treasures for this exact prompt and I knew that this would be my first layout about my experience.

Counterfeit Kit Challenge - September kit - Wanderlust - lo#5

I used my Counterfeit Kit Challenge September kit, Wanderlust, and just picked out the bits and pieces I liked to offer a subtle background to my simple photo. This is a pretty standard design that I tend to use - block at the bottom, layers along the top edge and then clusters of embellies. I worry that all my layouts look the same - ha ha.

I picked out a few red items from my kit to just give the layout a little pop of something and the circles are repeated around a visual triangle.

Unfortunately I don't have a clip in silver which would have been a little better but I live with that.

The design gave me space to write a few lines of introductory text to my Scotland story. I'm interested to see how I progress with this.

As always, I love it when you share too and if you've been inspired to create, don't forget that you can add your own creations to our Facebook group here. Please don't be shy! Tag your entry with #WMXXX (changing out the XXX with the challenge number you've completed) so we know exactly which inspiration you've taken. 

Or simply tell us in the comments where to find you... :-)

Challenge WM#336 - week of 28th October 2019

A short week for me here in Germany with Friday being a Bank Holiday for All Saints' Day and of course, who isn't happy with a four-day work week? That seems a good way to start the week. How are you today?

This week, I'm once again looking at the calendar with Thursday evening being Halloween. It's not such a big event here in Germany although the shops certainly seem pretty full of themed items this year. But I wanted to at least decorate a little and got my box out of the cellar to see what I had - a bit of a sort out of things that I really don't need any more and I'm left with a small selection of pretties, most of which were created using scrappy product. Good to get some Halloween products used up!

In the past, I've marked this point on the calendar in a variety of ways -

• WM#12 - be inspired by "scary"
• WM#190 - be inspired by pumpkins
• WM#309 - be inspired by a candy colour scheme 

So how to mark it in 2019? Well, how about quite traditionally but in a way that I know can be taken in a million different directions.

Let's be inspired by "Trick or Treat"

Now, I'm not going to actually give you a "million" different directions to take this prompt but you could try:

• a traditional Halloween page about costumes, decorations, a particular year, the traditions you have, the sweets your kids collect, what you did as a child, favourite memories from this time of year
• what about your favourite sweet treats that you hoped to collect from the neighbourhood when you went trick or treating
• or maybe you played a Halloween trick on someone - or worse, were the victim of a trick from the local kiddies!
• how about your favourite sweet treats at any time of the year
• or how you were tricked in a good, or maybe less good, way
• the story of a practical joker in your family
• cakes, desserts, confectionary or even drinks could be the subject this week
• you could make a "trick" on your page with something interactive or hidden or with a double meaning
• use up your sweet themed products
• record how you treat yourself when you're in need of a pick up

Not quite a million, but a few to get you thinking!

Whichever way you decide to go, I really hope you'll share. It would be great to see what you make.  You can connect with us in our Facebook group here. Tag your entry with #WMXXX (with the number of the prompt instead of the XXX) so we know exactly which inspiration you've taken.

Have a great day everyone!

Challenge #335 - week of 21st October 2019

Trying to mix things up and keeping it short and sweet today seeing as though this is a day late (need to get back to the prescheduling!), I'm taking my inspiration from something I posted over at the Counterfeit Kit Challenge FB community last week. I asked everyone how much paper they had in their stash collection.

It would appear that we all have "more than enough" - whatever that means!

Therefore, this week I'd like you to be inspired by paper.

By this I'm thinking more along the lines of just paper in general. In the past we've had other paper based prompts - WM#74 - bold paper; WM#157 - photo realistic papers; WM#215 - tissue paper; WM#283 - oriental paper - but let's just try to pick some paper that we love and use it!

• layer, distress, sew, weave, die-cut, ink, tear, block, fussy cut, 
• use your favourite and showcase it as much as you can
• try to find a way to use and love a paper that's not such a favourite
• use more - or less - than you usually would
• go to a beloved sheet of hoarded treasured paper that's sitting, collecting dust
• cut into a sheet that you just bought a short time ago
• challenge yourself to using more layers than you normally would
• challenge yourself to using a single sheet with a large design
• 
  

Layered

Fussy cut

Distressed

Inked and stitched

Cut to form a background

Backed

Punched

I am a paper lover and even though I know that I have more that I need and could really do with more embellishments and alphas, a beautiful sheet of paper can win my heart every time 💗.

But I do use a lot. I like to cut up a whole bunch of pieces and then layer them up to get the full range of texture and pattern. This is good for using up my supplies and makes me happy. So I might need to go a different direction this week - let's see!

Whichever way you decide to go, I really hope you'll share. It would be great to see what you make.  You can connect with us in our Facebook group here. Tag your entry with #WMXX so we know exactly which inspiration you've taken.

Have a great day everyone!

Challenge #334 - week of 14th October 2019

I'm back from a wonderful few days in the beautiful Speyside area of Scotland and full of happy memories of a fantastic trip.

More of that another time maybe as I think I might have one or two more inspiration prompts for us all from that short break.

However, while I was there I made sure to pick up a few mementos along the way. Yes, of course the typical scrapbooking classics such as receipts, business cards, leaflets and maps but also some small items from nature.

I have a few jars here in my room filled with collected treasures from my time in Nova Scotia and the Philippines (I'm pretty bad at remembering to pick up these items from other trips!) and planned to do the same for Scotland.

I managed to remember a few times and have the following small section of nature bits and pieces for a similar jar found in a few different places - Sandend Beach, the shore of Loch Ness at Urquhart Castle, a walk to the waterfall at the Aberlour distillery, the path to Slains Castle (thought to have provided inspiration for Bram Stoker when he was writing Dracular). It doesn't really matter to me which items I collected from each location - they represent the whole trip and when they are all dried out, I'll pick up a new jar from Ikea and pop them in. Maybe I should label them too.

Anyway, all of this brings me to today's prompt. I'd like you to be inspired by found nature treasures.

 

• maybe it's time to break out your favourite autumn scrapbook supplies to record a seasonal nature walk, your autumn decorations or some "treasure" that's been found for you by a little one!
• record a seasonal walk or trip
• highlight your favourite signs in nature that the seasons are changing
• talk about your favourite decorations at the turn of the season
• perhaps you set up a nature display for your children or have memories of doing this yourself that you'd like to capture
• you could make a flat lay photo like I have of your nature treasures and then sue that shot for your page
• be inspired by the textures, colours or shapes of nature items

Whichever way you decide to go, I really hope you'll share. It would be great to see what you make.  You can connect with us in our Facebook group here. Tag your entry with #WMXXX (with the number of the prompt instead of the XXX) so we know exactly which inspiration you've taken.

Have a great day everyone!

Challenge #333 - week of 7th October 2019

I'm dreaming about the Highlands of Scotland today although to be honest, I had to look up online to see where the boundary is between the Lowlands and the Highlands. :-)

Regardless, a visit to this beautiful part of the British Isles including a little whiskey tasting along the way is a perfect short break for this time of year. I'm hoping for misty mornings, plenty of autumnal sunshine and refreshing showers so let's see what I get. Fingers crossed.

This week, I'd like you to be inspired by the Highlands.

Unfortunately, this photo isn't labeled but I think it's Loch Ness - July 1996

• A trip to Scotland would of course be the perfect capture this week 
• But you could also think about your Scottish ancestry, perhaps 
• Or a wished-for trip for sometime in the future
• The landscape is very distinctive but definitely has a lot in common with areas in other countries which could inspire you this week
• Scotland is famous for its lochs, its whiskey and its national dress which provides several directions to take
• Or how about Scottish dancing, a ceilidh or bagpipes? 
• In fact the kilt tartan is folded many times to form the garment so why not fold a pattern on your page?
• And one last idea could be to use a tartan patterned paper on your layout.

As always, one prompt, many ideas!

I've included a few photos and you never know, they might feature in my own take on this prompt!

Camping on the shore of a loch during a stormy night was quite the adventure! - July 1996

Beautiful landscape as far as you can see- July 1996

Whichever way you decide to go, I really hope you'll share. It would be great to see what you make.  You can connect with us in our Facebook group here. Tag your entry with #WMXXX (with the number of the prompt instead of the XXX) so we know exactly which inspiration you've taken.

Have a great day everyone!

Challenge #332 - week of 30th September 2019

I think you all know how much I love the dates in my diary driving my inspiration. It all rather reminds me of a Big Picture Scrapbooking class I did with Elizabeth Dillow - the Scrapbooker's Almanac - did any of you do that class? I still have the book on my shelf and it was a great class.

Anyway, 30th September marks the anniversary of meeting my now husband and this year is a full 21 years since the day fate turned my life around. 

When I was younger, even though in the UK we were already officially an adult at 18, the move from 21 to 18 was still fresh and I got to have a smaller celebration at the age of 21 too. And that got me thinking.

This week, I'd like you to be inspired by becoming an adult.

• What does that mean to you? 
• Did you have a party? 
• Did you mark it in some specific way? 
• Had you been waiting a long time to be "legal" for something or other? 
• How about friends or family? 
• Perhaps this is the time to talk about your first time to vote, have an alcoholic drink or go to a horror movie rated for adults? 
• Or maybe it's time to talk to that younger you who couldn't wait to become an adult and give them some advice. 
• Or can you remember how you felt at that time.
• It might even have been a bit of a disappointment!

As always, I like to have something visual so I fished out two rather old pages now (from 2011 and 2012!) looking back at a much, much younger me at the tender age of 18 - with journaling from a present perspective. Is that really me?

I think there's a lot of different directions you could go this week with an adult inspired page and I'd love to see how you've been inspired.

Whichever way you decide to go, I really hope you'll share. It would be great to see what you make.  You can connect with us in our Facebook group here. Tag your entry with #WMXX so we know exactly which inspiration you've taken.

Have a great day everyone!

#62 - be inspired by home

Another catch up layout post today and a layout about a trip over the summer "home" to the UK. It's funny, Germany is most definitely "home" for me but of course, the UK will always be "home" too. It can be complicated for people to understand where I'm talking about when I use the word because it could be either and could refer to the location I'm currently in or the "other"!

This is another layout that was also made for my Simple Scrapper Creative Team assignments using a new sketch as well as a recent Story Starter™. Simple Scrapper offers a premium subscription membership where you can find hundreds of sketches and Story Starters™ as well as many further resources inspiring you to create beautiful pages and tell meaningful stories in a supportive, communicative community environment. You can find out more information here.

The sketch appealed to me as it featured five photos with space to write out a good chunk of journalling. As usual, I tweaked it a little to squeeze in that top right photo into a title space which allowed me to fit in my top 6 photos from the weekend - three portrait and three landscape. Of course I took quite a few other photos this trip but it's a good overview of this short three-day trip from start (flying over the pretty fields of England) to finish (back at the airport and a quote that rang true for me) with all the bits in the middle including a family party, brunch on the High Street with my mum and a stroll across a typical English park complete with bandstand!

The sketch was interesting in that it included a whole bunch of circular embellishments and I decided to get happy with the Big Shot and cut out a whole lot of different sized circles from the papers that I found in my Counterfeit Kit Challenge kit (July 2019 - Mingle).

I was very brave and decided to stamp directly onto the background paper. I'm a terrible stamper and am terrified of really messing things up so I rarely attempt such a brave step. But I went for it and used a fun hashtag stamp from SC or Kelly Purkey I think and then a cheap no-name set for the days of the week. It turned out so well and I was thrilled. Maybe this will encourage me to do it more often!

A mixed-font title was needed because I wanted such a long one and it would have taken up too much space and definitely would have left me very short of various letters if I'd only used Thickers.

And there you have it. A layout for my Creative Team assignment which used up a Counterfeit Kit Challenge kit and fulfilled a Whimsical Musings prompt at the same time. That's a success in my book.

As always, I love it when you share too and if you've been inspired to create, don't forget that you can add your own creations to our Facebook group here. Please don't be shy! Tag your entry with #WMXX so we know exactly which inspiration you've taken. 

Or simply tell us in the comments where to find you... :-)

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Challenge #331 - week of 23rd September 2019

Another Monday and I'm happy to say that autumn is definitely in the air here in my corner of the world. That makes me happy. What's making you happy today?

This week, the calendar tells me that its 23rd September which reminds me that it's the birthday of an ex-boyfriend! Even though I can't even remember my own name half the time, I seem to be able to retain birthdays for a very long time. This person left my life 30 years ago which makes it even stranger to remember - but there you have it.

Which made me think about our prompt for this week.

I'd like you to be inspired by "on this day in history".

I often look things up online for specific dates in the year and have used these special days as prompt for us in the past such as WM#119 - be inspired by civil rights but this week, let's just be general and look back on today or any of the other 364 days in the year.

There are a gazillion websites that offer a view to the past and here's a link for you to get you started. 

https://www.onthisday.com/day/september/23

To give you a few examples, if we look at just some of today's (many, many) special anniversaries....

• 1122 - Concordat of Worms agreed between Pope Calixtus II and Holy Roman Emperor Henry V
• 1459 - Battle of Blore Heath in Staffordshire, 1st major battle of the English Wars of the Roses
• 1949 - Bruce Springsteen's birthday
• 2018 - Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi launches "Modicare", free heathcare for 500 million, the world's biggest healthcare program

... I could interpret them in a variety of ways on my pages.

• Worms happens to be the town in Germany where I spent many weekends over the past few years because my husband was based there for work. I've scrapped several pages about the town but this could be the week to pick another weekend memory for my album.
• I studied a lot of history at school and in particular, we covered the Tudor/Elizabethan era in great detail which began as a result of the War of the Roses. Another school page perhaps?
• My favourite Springsteen single is The River and it brings back so many memories of 1981 (when it was released in the UK) that I know I could make a page (or an album!) about my teenage music loves at that time.
•  Last year, I had a minor medical procedure which was the first time I've needed to spend any time in a hospital - not bad at my age I think - and it reminded me of how grateful I am for our healthcare system. Perhaps worthy of a page?

So, take today's date and have a look to see if you can find inspiration from the past for a page today.

And because I hate to leave you without some sort of a photo, let's have a look at my photo library to see what I did on this day in the past and how that could inspire me to create this week!

I made this page on this day in 2015 which could inspire me to make another page about hanging out with my scrappy friend, Kathy!

Tea appeared in the UK on this day 361 years ago which was marked by Google on this day three years ago - so I'm told by Timehop which is another great way of seeing what you were up to on this day in your own history! But my tea drinking habit could be a good capture this week.

I was home in the UK five years ago for my sister's special birthday and as always, got to hang out with my cool nephew and nieces. Who doesn't like a great reminder like this one that family is special. Definitely worthy of a page! 

And two years ago today, we were invited to dinner at friends. We are always thrilled to be invited because these evenings are always so much fun, they are such lovely people and the food is so innovative and delicious. A friendship not yet captured - this might be the week.

Whichever way you decide to go, I really hope you'll share. It would be great to see what you make.  You can connect with us in our Facebook group here. Tag your entry with #WMXX so we know exactly which inspiration you've taken.

Have a great day everyone!

Challenge #330 - week of 16th September 2019

Happy Monday - again!

Today, I'm heading back to a product in my stash that I use very often but usually in the same way - this might be the week for me to break out of the splats and try something different.

This week, I'd like you to be inspired by mists.

I've got a whole bunch of mists and rarely make it to the end of a bottle. And I'm on the permanent look out for the perfect gold! The HS was a good one but not 100% and now that it's discontinued, I'm in need of a new one. I need try out a few I have my eye on. And I recently had a new super glimmer spray by Nuvo in my hands that was really impressive - I'll need to get one so that I can put it through its paces on my pages. But I'm open to suggestions if you have any. ;-) 

You will know that there's rarely a layout that I make without a little "dusting" of mists in one or two corners. A visual triangle is so easily made with a little sprinkle but I think I mostly follow through on my diagonal design when I add a few splashes. How about you?

Let's see if I can find evidence of more ways to use this product.

Here I used gold mist to highlight some of the words on the paper

Misting through a die cut background gave a whimsical and far from perfect polka dot background 

A swipe of gold to highlight the title 

Diagonal splats

Quite intensive spraying

A central diagonal 

Splats in a cluster

Monochromatic spraying and droplets using a background die cut as a template again.

Let's just have a think about the different ways you could use mists:

• spray them across your background page to make your own design
• splat or drop them in a cluster, a diagonal, visual triangle or randomly
• use them as you would a paint - on the background, to highlight parts of a patterned paper or even as a title
• spray or splat them across a template such as a mask or a bought/self-cut die cut
• spray them onto plastic packaging of some sort and then layer your background or paper over the top of it and "squish" it down - I have no idea what this technique is called but I did try it once, only to cover 90% of it up with my papers and photos - doh!

I'm sure if you looked around online, there's a dozen other techniques you could try. So, try something new or go back to a trusty method that you know works for you. If you're nervous about making a "mess" on your page, have a go on a journalling card or pocket page card which you can then use on your page. This is the week to experiment or just remember to use this versatile item in your stash. I know that I go through phases where I reach for three or four colours every layout and then completely forget for a while before I remember to grab them again. These are such an easy fun product to add a little "something" so let's showcase them this week.

Whichever way you decide to go, I really hope you'll share. It would be great to see what you make.  You can connect with us in our Facebook group here. Tag your entry with #WMXX so we know exactly which inspiration you've taken.

Have a great day everyone!