In March I had the opportunity to visit my parents in Washington state and it happened to coordinate with the annual tulip festival in Skagit Valley. Mom and I experienced a beautiful day
touring the tulip fields.
As my mom’s memories recede further and further away it’s become more important for me to capture the moments and what I have found is that I am more focused on scrapbooking the here and now instead of the boxes of older photos I have ..why?? Because the current stories are the ones I know in detail right now. If I put the current moments away to focus on the older stories where some of the who,what, where, why have been lost the current stories also lose those. I am still working on the boxes of photos I have and am not foregoing those it’s just that mom’s memory loss has made me realize the importance of what I do remember at this moment.
For these pages I used the Happiness Is project life kit and it’s coordinating accessory pack – both retiring and both currently 50% off. I will admit to hoarding a stash of the Happiness Accessory packs at that price because of the cork letters. Love those self-adhesive letters perfect for sand, beach, dirt, texture, dimension… so many reasons to have your own stash of them.
All photos were printed on my Selphy Printed and I added text to my photos before printing with a free website PicMonkey. For printing 4×6 and 4×3 with my selphy I use picstitch app on my phone.
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Price shown for Happiness Packs is Full price – currently available at 50% off
Everyone did another terrrific job!
thank you
What wonderful memory keeping of your special times with your mom, Jan!
thanks!
Janet the photos of you and your mom with the Tulips are amazing! Love that Project Life can help with our memory keeping! I sometimes struggle with the cork letters. Thanks for inspiring me to use them!
After Hawaii you will have lots of uses for them – they can resemble sand! See you soon.