June Roundup Time
See you later, June! Can you believe the month is already wrapping up? You know what that means—it’s time for my monthly roundup!
If you’ve never done a roundup, it’s a fun and easy way to reflect on your month. Just list your favorite memories, pop in a few photos, and just like that—you’ve created a little time capsule of your life. It’s the perfect way to pause and reflect before diving into a new month.
I’ve been doing these monthly roundups for a while now, and they’ve become one of my favorite traditions. Flipping back through them is like opening a scrapbook full of everyday joy. Once you try it, I think you’ll be hooked, too!
You can do weekly or monthly recaps - it’s totally up to you. I like to ensure I don’t go any longer than a month without recording these details, or it just gets too hard to remember. I’ve been doing monthly roundups since January 2006. It’s my most useful memory-keeping tool!
Roundup Prompts:
What did you watch? Shows, movies, plays, theater, performances, etc.
What did you listen to? Music, podcasts, audiobooks,
What did you read? Books, Kindle, online, etc.
What did you learn? Life lessons, classes, new skills and ideas, etc.
What did you celebrate? Holidays, celebrations, special occasions, big events, accomplishments, etc.
What was newsworthy? Individual and/or family updates. Adding headlines and tidbits from the news can add interesting context to your pages.
Other ideas - Share joys, challenges, travels, adventures, health, goals, hobbies, play, weather, favorite finds, foods you ate, memes & humor
Gather Memories:
Review calendars, social media posts, journal entries, etc.
Try searching your camera roll by month and year. Pro tip- make sure all your photos are uploaded and backed up to at least two places so you don’t have to worry about losing them.
Gather any memorabilia from the month, such as ticket stubs, invitations, programs, etc. Scan or photograph them if desired, and then upload them with your photos for the month.
Complete Your Roundup:
Make a list of your answers to the prompts and add photos.
Create a scrapbook page, a bullet journal, or a planner spread. Write them as a journal entry and include some photos. Share a social media post or blog entry. Just find a routine that works for you.
If you share your roundup in any form on Instagram, use the hashtag #roundupyourmemories if you want to share with others.
The more roundups you do, the more you will appreciate this simple way to document your everyday life!
Wondering about the cute papers in these images? They’re from my June Memories and Road Trip packs—perfect for adding a little extra fun to your pages!
This pack of 12 patterned papers is great for your June memories. They coordinate perfectly with the June Memories pocket cards and the entire Monthly Memories product line. You might also enjoy this pack of solid papers.
All in 300 dpi .jpeg format. Also available in a money-saving bundle here.
Please note: For personal use only. This is a downloadable product; no physical product will be sent to you.
This pack of 12 patterned papers is great for your June memories and road trip & car themes. They coordinate perfectly with the Road Trip pocket cards and the entire Monthly Memories product line. You might also enjoy this pack of solid papers.
All in 300 dpi .jpeg format. Also available in a money-saving bundle here.
Please note: For personal use only. This is a downloadable product; no physical product will be sent to you.
If you need some inspiration and ideas on how to do a roundup, be sure to check out my video tutorial:
Enjoy working on your roundup!
