New LO posted

Amy I couldn't find the Disney LO. Maybe I clicked over too soon to see it earlier. Nope still can't find it. Amy point me in the right direction. :)

Lynne

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Sorry, the picture was marked private. I've changed it. You should see it now in RCS Pages called Disney1.

[I'm REALLY not liking yahoo photos since the changed it. It is SOO hard to administrate the pictures. It took me over 30 minutes last night to upload ONE picture and another 15 this morning just to figure out why it was the only picture that wasn't showing up in that album.]

-- Amy L.

I see it. Off to a good start. I like the way you journaled down the side of the page. I can only think of a few words for most of my LO's. Of course I have started writing more on the back, that way I don't have to worry about what my writing looks like. Sandy

Journaling is typically a challenge for me. I took a notebook with me in the car. I created a journal that I updated during the hours we spent in the car. It's a good thing the drive from Orlando to Port Orange took us the better part of two hours (during rush hour). I was able to jot down three days worth of Disney events before moving on to the next half of our vacation. I was TOO exhausted at the end of each day to take the time to journal and the mornings were TOO busy getting everyone out the door. I then journaled the family visit portion of our vacation during the trip home.

I use the same technique with my kids when they go to camp. I send a small (4x6) notebook with them. The last time DD went, her notebook had flower shaped pages. DD had friends write her a little message sometime during the week. Then when we scrap the pictures we put the message as the journal piece. It means so much more to her and it helps me since I'm clueless what to journal because I was not there.

Woohoo Amy! A great start to the album, too. DD looks so thrilled you took her picture first thing in the morning. LOL

Oh, she was being unusually difficult. Chalk one up for digital cameras. I think she put her hand up or turned away 8 times before finally agreeing to let me take her picture.

[I should post the ones I took of her asleep in the car. Remember Cousin IT? LOL]

-- Amy L.

DD's getting to that age, too where she only wants her picture taken on her terms. Thank goodness for digital cameras and benig able to delete the icky pictures! I don't know what I would do without my digital camera now. LOL

Definately keep the Cousin It pictures...I see some possible 'blackmail' with those in the future. LOL

Great LO Amy...I think it is great you have the journalling panel down the side. I find journalling the hardest to do. Perhaps it comes easier with time :o)

Sorry for piggy-backing Deb but I seem to have missed the original.

Take care, Marilyn