back after falling off the face of the earth, with over 1000 messages to read

That sounds pretty cool Sandy. I may have to do that!

YAY! Kenda's back! I had wondered what happened to you. I was beginning to think I might have to go hunt you down! LOL

I don't want to think about either of mine driving. Nope nope nope nope nope. Of course, we have at least 10 years before DD can drive. Think I'll be ready?

I don't think that you can ever be ready for that step! This is the next to the last step before they are truely gone....DS#1 will have his liscense by the end of summer I'm sure and then he'll graduate the following school year....how sad/wonderful is that.....(deep sigh, my babies are nearly grown)

Now I know why my mom and dad had me practice with my brother. They needed a break. I remember it stressing me out then.

Lynne

I think what I like best about scrapbooking is the memories. My oldest DS and DD were already grown and gone when I started scrapping. I do work more on the pics of the younger three, but go back and do some of the older ones too. It's neat because I do current photos of the grandchildren and then hunt for ones of their parents doing the same things and do them. That really brings back the memories, and my older ones love it. I've got my stuff laid out to do a LO of my oldest DS and my youngest DS - they both played/playing boaseball. Last year the youngest played Little League on the same team my oldest played on 21 years ago. Sandy

That sounds like fun! What a great way to scrap, a wonderful way to relive some of the memories.

That sounds like a great idea...maybe for a road-trip it would also work well. The funniest/strange LO I've seen so far, was a tooth mouse LO where they took a pic of the little girl with the missing tooth, and then saved the tooth on the LO in a shaker box!!

Judy, SA

Wow! Congrats on the scrapping :) Hopefully life slows down for ya.