Living At Wit's End

Yesterday I left you with how super easy My Memories Suite Digital Scrapbooking Software is to use.   Today I would like to share a couple of pages from my album.   (Because it is important for me to keep my family’s anonymity, as you probably get from the names I have given everyone, I will only be posting pictures that are of scenery and things.   I hope you understand.)   I also want to share some more information about the software and announce my winner. First, a little more about the software and the company offering it, I love that at their web site in addition to all of the templates and kits available for purchase, there are currently 116 FREE Digital Scrapbooking Kits to download.   In the Dollar Store there are 418 things to download for just 99 cents each.   If you are a huge scrapbooker or you get addicted to digi designing you will love The Design Club !   This is a monthly subscription club that cost just $5.99 a month.   T...

One of my favorite things to do is scrapbook.   I mean the traditional get out the paper, scissors and glue kind of scrapbooking.   You know, like a great kindergarten project!   I’m a very creative person, when I don’t get a chance to be creative, I get very cranky.   I have to be honest I haven’t really scrapbooked in that manner since I was pregnant with The Informer.   I have done a bit here and there using internet companies that specialize in photo gifts and products.   While this is a fun and a fairly quick way to get your pictures into books I found them to be limited in what you can do, as far as creativity goes. I personally think it’s really important to record your memories for future generations.   When my grandmother died, I remember going through boxes of fabulous pictures and not having a clue as to who the people were or anything about them.   I must admit one of my goals is to get all of my pictures into scrapbooks for my ...

I’ll admit this has nothing to do with faith family or homeschooling, but like the whole Human Directional thing, this is one of those things that has me perplexed and sometimes annoyed.   The Director, Oldest, The Organized Child, my parents and I recently went to see the play Screwtape Letters , an adaptation of C.S. Lewis’s book The Screwtape Letters.   (An excellent play, if you should get the opportunity take the time to see it!)   So here’s the thing, ten minutes before curtain call I decided to go use the restroom.   I walked out of the theater, to the restroom, saw the line and proceeded right back to the theater.   The line was so long that it wrapped out of the restroom alcove and almost back to the door of the theater.   No granted the theater isn’t huge but there had to be at least 25 women in line.   I have found no matter where you go there is always a very long line for the women’s room while men come and go very freely and ...