I love getting my roundup done right after the month ends. Feels so good! November was a good month overall. I finally found a doctor who could give me some answers about my foot issues. We had some nice family time. We enjoyed the space between Halloween and Christmas. We don't celebrate Thanksgiving in November (we do ours early in October) so it was nice to have a low-key month.

The end of the month is here, so it’s time to do a month-in-review roundup. I love to take a memory inventory at the end of the month and document it all to add to our family albums.

I share several prompt images each month on the last day of the month. I’m also including a link to my video walkthrough of how to document your life month by month and a demonstration of how I do my own roundups.

I was so excited to get my new Simply Magical collection up in the shop, I forgot to post about it here on my blog! There are so many ways to use the supplies in this collection. I can’t wait to see what you create!

Thanksgiving is tomorrow and December is only a week away. The holiday season is here and I want to be sure to keep up on documenting everyday life before it all gets too hectic.

While working on my September roundup, I also decided to get going on my October recap. It's often easier to keep the momentum rather than stop and start again. It's good to remember that when you are being creative. So take advantage of those times when you feel ready to create!

It can be tricky to go back in time and reconstruct the events for a scrapbook page. However, my memory roundup routine has taught me to look through my calendars and monthly notes to easily jog my memory. As a result, I was able to put together this two-page spread about September, even though we are well into November now.

The end of the month is here, so it’s time to do a month-in-review roundup. I love to take a memory inventory at the end of the month and document it all to add to our family albums.

I share several prompt images each month on the last day of the month. I’m also including a link to my video walkthrough of how to document your life month by month and a demonstration of how I do my own roundups.

I need to remember that sometimes the simplest of projects can be the most rewarding. Our daughter Riley wanted to put together a photo book for her sweet 2-month-old baby Calvin so he could begin to recognize the faces of family members, even though he can't be around them every day. You can imagine that I was more than happy to offer my help with this!

October ends in one week and I wanted to give you a friendly reminder to think about your roundup.