I just love these sort of things: ✍ Tattoos - none, but I was tempted to let my grandchildren choose one for me. π· Surgeries - not counting babies, 3--two toes an an ankle. π₯Broken Bones - wrist (2), arm, foot (2), ankle π« Shot a gun - yes, used to squirrel hunt as a teen with a boyfriend. Never got one. π Quit a job -yes. ✈️ Flown on a plane - yes ππ¨ Driven 100mph - never, I'd be way too scared! π Rode in a helicopter - no, but i want to. ⛑ Gone zip lining -yes---so much fun! πΌ Watched someone give birth - no but I wish I had. π― Watched someone dying -yes-very emotional. π Saved a life- no π Been to an NFL game - yes, but only for love! π Been to Canada - no π Ridden in an ambulance - no and hope I never have to. π¦ Visited Washington D.C. - yes π Visited Florida - Yes π» Visited Colorado - yes π Visited Mexico- yes π² Visited Vegas - yes Eaten alone at a restaurant - yes π€ Sang karaoke-Yes-with my bff while doing the locomotion! πΏ Been downhill skiing - yes---one of my favorite experiences πΌ Ability to read music - no π΅ Rode a motorcycle - no π Rode a horse - yes π₯ Stayed in a hospital - Yes-after childbirth π Donated blood - Yes and platelets π Slept outside - yes, many campouts π Driven a stick shift - Yes, my first job depended on it. π Rode in a Police Car - never and I hope I never do. π Grandkids - yes- 5 π Great Grandkids- Not yet π€ Driven a Boat -Yes π Eaten Escargot -Yes, before I realized they were slugs! π½Seen a UFO- no π’ Been on a cruise- yes ⛽️ Run out of gas- yes π£ Eat Sushi - yes
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I taught organizational classes for scrapbooking around the country---from organizing your space and supplies to your pictures, planning pages and getting ready for a scrapbook retreat.
15 years ago, I developed an in-depth photo organization workshop called "Making the Most of My Memories." Once the pictures were organized in a way that made it easy to access any photo at a moment's notice, "A Year of Memories" was the next natural step.
Each month, I assign a topic and provide a kit of materials. The next month each person shares their layout with the group. It's so much fun to see how everyone interprets the theme and uses the same materials---yet each layout is completely different. At the end of the year, we each have a completed album. We're on year 15 now.
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