Wow! The year is flying by!
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A Blast from the Past - Genealogy in the Gallery - August
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I know... it's insane how fast it goes... ... sharing my page here... vintage notebooks make great page starters!
Heritage scrapping at its best! What a great genealogy page! A labor of love!I know... it's insane how fast it goes... ... sharing my page here... vintage notebooks make great page starters!
LSlycord
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I don't understand how I was alive in the days that are now heritage layouts.I didn't really consider this one heritage, but it is from the 1950's, which is at least 70 years old. Featuring my DH's paternal grandmother. She was a career woman, even back then. TFL.
scrap-genie
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Isn't that the truth! How is it possible things that seem like yesterday were 50 years ago?I don't understand how I was alive in the days that are now heritage layouts.
agilchrest
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What a great page!I know... it's insane how fast it goes... ... sharing my page here... vintage notebooks make great page starters!
mcurtt
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I am right there with you.I don't understand how I was alive in the days that are now heritage layouts.
Wow! I gotta get this collection. It is a fabulous heritage page! Heritage is simply what came before today, everything in our lives is our heritage. I love that photo. She looks like she was quite the character!I didn't really consider this one heritage, but it is from the 1950's, which is at least 70 years old. Featuring my DH's paternal grandmother. She was a career woman, even back then. TFL.
Absolutely heritage! Cell phones, along with space travel and the personal computer are important events that changed life forever. They belong in heritage albums to put things into perspective.This isn't "heritage", or is it? My childhood hometown paper released this article. My sister found it two weeks ago!! LOL. I had never heard of cell phones being developed in the early 60"s. Ha. What a world I was growing into!
I just posted this in the Anna Lift Challenges - it's my Uncle Richard and Aunt Martha, shortly after they were married. He was enlisted into the Navy shortly after they were married spent most of his time on an aircraft carrier, during WWII. He lived well into his 90's.
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