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    • Co-explorers on safari
      On October 1st, 2008 with the help of LOTS of fellow bloggers, I issued a challenge to put ten to twelve photos of your "present" life together in a small, portable album. The intent is to keep this album with or near you for one whole year, looking through it frequently. On October 1st, 2009, we will dedicate a scrapbook layout to our experience. Give Yourself a Present!

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    • Cate Brickell
      Your "presence" in this challenge has been so gratifying. Thank YOU for appreciating your life and for sharing it with me and others!

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    I'm interrupting our quote of the day ...

    to conduct a brief and very informal survey.

    If you could change one thing about scrapbooking (and/or our industry in general) that would allow more people to embrace and enjoy this amazing hobby, what would it be?

    I'm putting together my keynote presentation for Memory Trends and I'm anxious to hear your insights. Please be short (and sweet), but be honest -- tell me one thing you would address or change that would in your opinion, have the greatest impact on our ability to grow and thrive.

    and thank YOU, in advance.

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    Love this quote!

    • "The future is not someplace we are going to, but a place we are creating. The paths to it are not found, they are made." [John Schaar]
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    What I do

    • Big Picture Scrapbooking

    Project 365

    • 3656_5
      In 2009 I'll be documenting daily life through daily photos. This project is an additional opportunity to celebrate our fast-paced, full-of-kids life that is unfolding every minute. Beyond this, I'll be focusing on creating pages for our family's "Library of Memories." With my daily photos filling up their own album, I'll have total freedom to find and tell the less immediate stories. I want to refine processes involving my category drawers, so that I can draw the deeper connections that bring me so much satisfaction.

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