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Hi! You've landed on the Polkadot Chair blog!! My name is Melissa Mortenson, and I'm so glad that you are here!
I'm a Mom to 3 great kids, married to a wonderful guy, and feel lucky to be living in Kentucky!
I love to sew, craft & create... this blog, named after a chair in my craft room, is a peek into my little world.
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Tag Archives: south africa
Smash Book Travel Album
Last summer I had the great opportunity to travel to South Africa with my extended family. It was an amazing trip and I’d go back again in a second! You can read about my trip here, if you’re curious.
Before I left, I knew that I wanted to document my trip as it happened. I find that so many details get lost if you try and remember a trip afterwards.
Posted in crafts, scrapbooking, travel
Tagged journey, mini album, my life, scrapbook, south africa, travel
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Ten things I loved about South Africa
I’ve started and stopped this post several times in the last 6 weeks. I don’t know if it’s the lack of a “quiet house” this summer or a serious case of writers block, but I couldn’t figure out how to best share my South African experience with you. Finally I decided rather than a “play by play” I’d share some of my favorite photos and experiences about our trip there. Most are taken by me or my daughter, with a few instagrams thrown in.
South Africa
I returned this week from what I’m sure is the most amazing place I’ve EVER been.
To be honest when I found out we were going to South Africa (as part of a trip with several members of our extended family), I was not sure what to expect.
I purposely did very little research before we left. I didn’t want unrealistic expectations to ruin my experience there.
and I will say it was quite an experience!!!





































