I'm still deciding whether I'm going to finish this book up on 26 December or continue through the month

I'm not going to note down every single thing we ate in a week, but I'd like to document the main things this week - I don't believe year-long projects have to start in January or even on the first of the month

It always takes me a month or two to feel in the groove for a new year. I'm thinking the colder months will be a great time to get those old photo boxes out and start telling

Nope to having projects going that I must contribute to each week or month to keep them alive.

digitally, using templates, sticking with a formula and not feeling like I have to get too creative every single I usually go with a single photo per day and stick with two types of journaling: today we did this/today

If I am required to be too creative week after week or month after month then I'm going to have problems But with a photo-centric project, the photos are the key and some weeks/months I am just not taking a

hobby having layouts only living on my harddrive and not being able to see anything tangible for six months

I'm a very 'current' scrapbooker and that's not easy when you've been at home for over a month.

We travelled to the USA in September/October 2017 for a month. I finally finished it one year and one month later. A marathon not a sprint. visited so many cities/states, I tried to work on each in a block then have a break for a few weeks/months

December so I added that with a story about how it was nice to see the sunshine after what felt like a month

I don't know where the last month went but here we are almost halfway through March.

It's not really hard and I can get a few months done in about two hours. exact recipe of pages - I usually start with a full page photo then do a few collage pages and a few single