Free Digital Word Art | Love In Action
Tags:I received a request a couple week's ago from a woman in Alabama who has been living through the recent tornado devastation. She's doing Project Life and wondered if I had any hand-drawn packages that included words related to disaster and devastation. I didn't.
I emailed her back and asked her if she had a list of words she'd like to see. This set is a compilation of her list and a couple I added. I loved that her list included both words of loss and hope.
I'm offering this set for free in the hopes that it will encourage more people to tell their own real life stories.

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thanks ali wonderful as always
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Thanks, Ali! Love it.
There are so many wondering things happening down south despite the recent devastation. It is amazing to see people come together in times of need. And as a teacher, I love the fact that seniors in Georgia were able to have prom thanks to the generous donations of prom dresses, shoes, etc from people all over the country. It warms my heart to know that there is so much love out there. And that we are all in this together -- helping one another heal and move forward. Thanks for your generosity and inspiration.
You are one amazing person. And thanks for stopping by my blog to check in. It means a lot -- especially when I'm having a difficult momma moment.
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wonderful thing to do, thanks for sharing.
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Thank you, Ali, for being kind, thoughtful and generous as always. These stories need to be told. God bless x
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Thank you Ali, this is so generous.
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Thank you so much for this beautiful post. I want to let you know that a link to this post will be placed on Freebies Storage :)
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Thanks Ali. Being from Christchurch, NZ, I can make good use of these. What a crazy time this world is going through at the moment.
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thank you for your thoughtfulness and generosity! :)
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How thoughtful. You ARE amazing!
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Thank you for the words. I'll be using these for our house fire, but that is small compared to the tornado and flood devastation.
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This is so nice...what a great collection of words.
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sad but lovely, thank you.
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What a nice thing to do. Thank you.
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So wonderful that you have put together a set of words like this - I think that being able to document/talk about/express what has happened is such a vital part of the healing process!!
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Thanks Ali and how very nice of you to create this for her and us as well. I took several photos of our dark stormy skies a couple days ago and these will be great for my layout.
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Thank you, Ali! I'm thinking of all the people who have to go through tough times right now.
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Thank you. The digital community is filled with wonderful people like yourself.
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Thanks so much for this! What a wonderful tool to use to document our stories. Thanks!
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Reading all of the comments made me realize how much scrapbooking brings people together as a community. And how reaching out and helping others with their prayers and kind words and deeds can be a comfort to others in need. I am proud to be a part of this scrapbooking community. In the world we live in today with so much pain and suffering and sad stories that we hear, it lifts my spirits to know there are so many of us women that do care and do offer their support. Thanks Ali for bringing so many of us together.
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Thanks Ali!
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