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Monday, July 23, 2012

Project Life June 2012

I love the ease of Project Life, my yearly memory keeper for our scrapbooks. I'm also enjoying grouping more of my photos into themes or events. This week's layout is from June and shows a random collection of photos from the month. Usually these photos are ones that didn't make it into a weekly layout.


The left layout shows a shot of my computer when I was watching photography videos. I also included photos of our massive zucchinis and using the food processor to shred and freeze it. My kids went to camp the last full week in June so I also put in a letter from my daughter and our tradition of writing encouragement notes.



 

The right layout shows two of my yard sale purchases (my deal of the week) and a wrap up of the month of June. I used a combination of handwritten journaling and computer journaling (taken from my blog).


Want to see my marvelous scrapbook room? Take a look here and let me know what you think. It was a labor of love (and a thrifty challenge)! Interested in Project Life? Some of my layouts are here, here and here. Thanks for stopping by!



6 comments:

  1. Oh, what a lovely idea with the notes! I am sure your children treasure them.

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    1. We also do encouragement notes that we write throughout the year and give them on Christmas Day. I have found it's harder to do these since I'm blogging so much but it also gives me insight into what's going on when I look back on the notes given to my older kids. Thanks for visiting!

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  2. Oh my goodness I am so inspired by your lovely layouts! New follower here through the blog hop...do come by and visit me too...
    sharonstanleywrites.blogspot.com

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    1. Thank you for stopping by. Do you scrapbook as well as write?

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  3. Great pages! Love the idea of writing encouragement notes!

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    1. The encouragement notes are so important as we struggle with the negative belief systems of our adopted kids especially. It's a way to encourage when you don't especially feel it any other way!

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