"Second Grade":
"Boo"
"Kaya Nicole"
These photos are of Kaya, for our family album. This finishes the rest of the stack of photos from Amy I had on my desk after my "Oswald Kids" layout a few weeks ago.
That's all for this week. I'll be posting on Sunday's from now on. That was smart thinking Amy. The rest of the week is too busy and I could never remember on Friday.
My goal for this week: the rest of Isabel's second grade stuff for her school album and the same section on pre-school for Cecily in her school album. Also, do some more photo organizing. I just came across a ton of pictures from YEARS ago that were never dated or anything. What a mess to try to sort that all out. They are cute pictures, too, although heart-breaking to see how big my kids have gotten since then.
Also, I found a bunch of photo CD's. When I got my first digital camera, I wasn't sure how to develop photos so I just made CD's and I still don't have hard-copies of all those pictures. My Ritz-Camera store has 6 cent prints on Tuesdays so I have been going in on Tuesdays to drop off and pick up; so I'm going to start developing a CD a week til I get things caught up. Then hopefully I'll be in the habit of going in, and can continue and just clear off my memory card each week. That way I won't have hundreds of prints to deal with at a time.
So cute! I love all your layouts. The Halloween one with your scraps is adorable. It pays not to throw anything away--when it comes to scrapbooking anyway.
ReplyDeleteI didn't get it done this week. Having sick kiddos is so demanding! Hopefully I can sqeeze in a layout or two this week sometime.
I love all of your layouts..especially the one of Isabel's second grade photo (why is it that she looks so grown-up even as a second grader??)
ReplyDeleteWhy does time to slip by so quickly! You and Amy are doing a wonderful job preserving these memories, though, and in a beautiful format.
You both inspire me and maybe, eventually, I will get the scrapping bug so I can preserve memories of all of you when you were your children's ages. Where do you get the kits you use?