Why I scrapbook

[Reddy]

He looks thur the Disney albums daily ever since he looked at one & DH told him it was OK that that is why they are there

need to replace several of my older albums to the 3 ring binders for him - he is very hard on them.

Any one else have a great reason & want to share??

 

[PrincessNancy96]

That's an awesome photo and reason Reddy!!!!

He looks as though he is totally reliving the moment!!!

 

[tpaetz]

It's great to see the reactions.

I have made several for hockey players we have hosted at the end of the season. The reactions are usually priceless.

 

[JJ&JHsmom]

Reddy, what a great picture! It really is great to see how he is enjoying both the memories you made and the album.

I scrap because I love it and so that my children will have the stories to go with the photos.

Cassey

 

[mycutiepatooties]

Reddy that is a GREAT picture! Doesn't that make all the hours spent scrapping worth it?

 

[morgansmom2000]

That's the best reason there is.

 

[Reddy]

I knew ya would understand completely
that is Richard, 16- for those that don't know, he is non-verbal austic, so it is actions that tell me what he wants, he also switch a couple to the pictures around on the LO that I was working on there on the bed, I had to agree with the change.

 

[LindaBabe]

I knew ya would understand completely
that is Richard, 16- for those that don't know, he is non-verbal austic, so it is actions that tell me what he wants, he also switch a couple to the pictures around on the LO that I was working on there on the bed, I had to agree with the change.

Pass the tissues. Best reason in the world to scrap, Reddy.

 

[mommy2mrb]

that is so wonderful Reddy that Richard enjoys looking at them so much!

our photos are precious memories to have and share!

 

[Mom-to-2-Princesses]

Love that picture and it does tell you why you scrapbook!

hmmmm, my "great reason" for scrapbooking.....good question!

My first experience with a scrapbook was when my daughter's 3rd grade teacher made one for everyone in her class (about 22 books!) And this was without a digital camera. I loved it, it showed a different side (and life) to my daughter that I don't get to see. It was filled with the everyday moments in her room.

Then I was in a couple of "gift" books, where I did a few pages with others for a girl scout album and my MIL's 65th birthday.

So I got jealous of their book and decided to make one of our 3 week trip out west. My girls loved watching me make it. And now 5 years later, even though they make fun of my "obsession", if I don't finish a book fast enough I hear about it from my girls.

And last year I "passed it forward" and made 14 scrapbooks for my 3-4 year old preschool class. Seeing the mother's faces when I handed them out on the last day of school was so worth it. And the kids were so excited too... I still have the kids and parents tell me how much they have enjoyed their books. It just makes me feel good.