I never thought I was a "favorite coffee mug" person but it turns out that Snorlax is the best way to start my day

I spent the entirely of our trip to Paynes Prairie hoping to see a bison and, when I finally saw her, I cried.

First days (in France) of first long trip around Europe, many years ago

I can't look at these photos without laughing, especially when I remember how tickle-y all those little feet were.

I really embraced the rain of this kit and went immediately to our love of singin' in the rain

I couldn't resist making a second page so I could use the rainbows and rain drops. I'm sure I've scrapped these photos several times before but what's one more page?

I already scrapped these science experiments individually last year but couldn't resist making a page of them all together. Thank goodness for the "select subject" feature in Photoshop CC because there's no way I could have done those extractions otherwise ;)

Last February, my husband somehow convinced me to go see Lisa Frankenstein at the fancy movie theater. It only took me a year to find the right kit to scrap it with ;)

Pocket page made for my 2025 album.

I love the way the colors of this kit feel so calming. They match photos from an old roll of film perfectly.

I love love love shooting film. It's wonderfully imperfect, especially since most of my film is expired. When I saw that big journal card, I knew I needed to make a film photo page.

DD in Berlin :-)

They say youth is wasted on the young, and I often feel that. But I probably have more energy and less pain than I did then (phew!). I do miss the sense of excitement, discovery and possibility. Everything seems more finite now. But I don't miss the angst ;-)

And I am back scrapping the everydays of our life. There aren't that many exclusively masculine-themed kits out there but most can be easily adapted to scrapping boys and men. I loved the shades of blue in Good Memories - and the name too - and the free template that come with the collection is...