My goal for this coming week is to try taking pictures of things I don't normally photograph often or at all and add a few words to go with it. I'm always looking for new inspiration when it comes to this project. There are some things I want to mix up - like how I document our week - and I just need to play around with it. I don't want to get so stuck in a groove that I can't experiment or like something new.
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Project Life 2014: Week 33
When I started Project Life, I technically started in week 2 and called it "my" week 1. But over time, I didn't like that I was missing the first four days of January. So this week, I started working on the first week (Dec 29, 2013-Jan 4, 2014). That meant I needed to change all of the week numbers on the pages I've done so far (moving them up a week). It went a lot faster than I expected.
Along the way, I realized I recently goofed up on the week numbers by one week. My last post shows "Week 31" and this week shows "Week 33", but really, I didn't skip any weeks. Somehow or another, it all works out and now I'm back on track.
Monday, August 11, 2014
Project Life 2014: Week 31
Two spreads for this week! It's funny - I started out with no plans for this week and had the days filled in no time. :)
Monday, August 4, 2014
Thursday, July 31, 2014
2009 is...
...complete! YES! This page is the last page for 2009. It's a good feeling...and then I remember we are in 2014. But what is another even better feeling is that for 2014, I'm totally caught up. I LOVE Project Life for that reason and many more! I can't imagine scrapbooking any other way. It simplifies things and has enough creativeness to keep me satisfied. And this page still uses the PL layout, just altered a tad.
Look at my little babies!
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
Friday, July 25, 2014
Christmas in July
Since I'm caught up on Project Life and the co-op yearbook is finished, I was able to spend some time catching up on years past. Today was Christmas 2009. I stayed with the PL themed layouts which allowed these pages to come together in a flash. Perfect! The kids were so little!
Wednesday, July 23, 2014
Project Life 2014: Week 28
This week I was happy to include a photo of my purple hydrangea and some basil that I have in one of my pots. I somehow started to get out of the habit of taking "every day" photos and only remembering to take photos of bigger, "more fun" events. But I enjoy the everyday so I'm trying to get back in the habit of documenting the day to day.
This spread really only encompasses two days of the week (plus whatever days the plant pictures were taken) but it allowed for more photos of each day.
The flower really has two tones of purple. I find that really interesting but haven't yet looked up why that might be.
There are more photos I wished I would have taken but I guess I was focused on living the memory than photographing it. Sometimes I feel like I take the same shots every year, so I'm trying to think of ways to switch it up.
Tuesday, July 15, 2014
Tuesday, July 8, 2014
Project Life 2014: Week 26
Week 26 means we're halfway through the year! Whoa!
I love the colors of this week as it's very American. This week was also sad at my Aunt Linda passed away.
Monday, July 7, 2014
Project Life 2014: Week 25
Week 25 has two spreads! I wonder if that will continue to happen as the weeks of summer go by. *wink*
Monday, June 30, 2014
Project Life 2014: Week 24
Another week with two spreads! Father's Day took up one page and Leah's birthday took up the two extra pages.
Normally, I wait for the "perfect mood"/kit to do birthday pages. I'm behind on them. But this time, since I'm doing Project Life, I easily worked it in quite quickly. It doesn't have tons of glitz and glam, but it has enough and Leah is highlighted - the reason for the pages anyway. Whew, it's nice having her 7th birthday pages done. Now to catch up on the others!
I have other pictures with her opening presents, but I think this captures the day. I'm such a sucker for including as many pictures as possible to remember everything, but I'm trying to get better.
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