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Journaling and Scrapping the Holidays

December 1, 2008 by Francine Clouden

It’s December 1st and our thoughts turn to all those end of year celebrations that we love. If you’d like to use this month, not only for holiday preparation, but for recording your memories as you live them, I recommend checking out the following online events.

Sharyn Tormamen is holding an online class at DebbieHodge.com which starts today. The class is called  Souvenirs of the Season and according to the description:

will show you what to gather and how to incorporate your “souvenirs of the season”–from gift cards to wrapping paper, holiday programs, postage stamps, special recipes and more—into your albums

Once again Ali E is doing her December Daily album, where she records something every day in December leading up to the 25th. She already has posts about it here, here and here

I have my album all ready to go, but you can still get started today and join in the fun!

Shimelle is leading her Journal Your Christmas Class starting today. From the site:

Journal your Christmas includes daily prompts from the 1st of December to the 6th of January, the twelfth day of Christmas. The 37 illustrated PDF files are delivered straight to your inbox so you can read them over your first cup of coffee and mull over each topic for a full day.

Are you planning to record your holiday season in a journal or mini-album this year?

 

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