Here we are at the end of November! That means it's time to take a quick moment to pause and reflect on the past month. I love to take a few minutes at the end of each month to document my memories. 

You can use these prompts to write a journal entry, create a scrapbook, or make a list. Whatever you choose to do, I encourage you to take some time to document your memories. It's a great way to stay connected to your past and to appreciate all that you have.

There is something incredible about finishing a project you have been working on for an entire year. I have designed two coordinating monthly memories sets every month this year and ended up with a collection that I am very proud of and know will be useful for years to come. I used the same extensive color palette throughout the year, so the kits and the entire Month of Memories line of products are easily mixed and matched with each other. It was a very ambitious project, and I'm happy to be on this side of it now. Lol!

I’m releasing my December designs a little early to help you get ahead on your holiday memory keeping. Whether you document each day of December or just the big highlights, it helps to have the supplies ready to go ahead of time to make the most of your time during a season filled with memory-making.

I’m excited to use these for my photobooks and memory-keeping projects!

Adobe Photoshop Elements 2024 is a photo editing software that works well for all kinds of photo projects. Photoshop Elements is the program I use the most for creating digital scrapbook pages. I've been a loyal PSE user since 2007, and it's been a lot of fun to see the changes over the years.

I’m so happy that November is here. It’s a great month for making memories, and we plan to do our annual family fall fest (early Thanksgiving) later this week. I have my November designs ready to go, and I can’t wait to share them with you!

The end of the month is almost here, and it's time to take a look back on all that has happened. I love to take a memory inventory at the end of each month and document it all in our family albums. If you don't already have a system for keeping track of your memories, I encourage you to start one. It doesn't have to be anything fancy, but it will be a valuable way to preserve your family's history.

I love doing layouts that document one month at a time because I don't have to follow a certain theme. I don't even worry about whether all my photos and cards match perfectly because I'm more interested in telling the stories of our lives for that time frame. It's a very fun way to do memory-keeping! We worked and played really hard in September! I’m so happy to capture our memories for the month.

October is such a fun month for our family. We go all out for Halloween, and we also get to celebrate Alex’s birthday. I love that the days are getting cooler and the autumn sun shines on all the changing leaves and landscapes. It’s one of my favorite times of year for outdoor photography.

I hope you enjoy the coming month and all of my brand-new designs!

It always feels good to close out the month, and this one is no exception. As we wrap things up, I encourage you to take a few minutes to document your memories. It's a great way to capture the things you've learned, the people you've met, and the things you've accomplished.

I love doing layouts that roundup one month at a time because I don't feel like I have to follow a certain theme. I don't even worry about whether all my photos and cards match perfectly because I'm more interested in telling the stories of our life for that period of time. It's a very fun way to do memory-keeping! August was a very full month for us, with lots of travel and family time. I feel blessed to have such a month!

What does September look like for you? How do you plan to celebrate and document the extraordinary and everyday moments? Whatever your plans, I have some fun new supplies to help you make the most of your memories.

It's time to announce my book club's newest selection, and I can’t wait to talk about this book. I read it a few years ago, which changed my outlook on creativity. It’s very short but really impactful. I hope you will join me in reading it and putting some of the ideas to work in your own life.