By the way, I love that he is making all these things now. I love to see his creativity and ideas come to life. I can’t wait for my daughter to get to that stage too but I am in no hurry to have her grow up fast. I am sucking up last of her baby stage before she hits the terrible twos and thinks that she is little Miss Independence (although I am seeing this character trait more and more of her come through. She must feed herself, she must get her own shoes or boots to wear for the day, she wears a headband of mine as a belt almost on a daily basis…………but I digress.)
My thought is that I will keep the really special pieces, like for instance the heart bouquet in a chest, but for all the other dozens of drawings and other crafts he does (all special to me….don’t get me wrong or I wouldn’t be thinking about this at all, right?) I will take photos of them and make a photo book on Shutterfly. This way I can keep his whole collection on one place and how fun would that be for us to look at when he is older? Maybe I will catalog it by year? Just brainstorming here as I write. Hmmmm I like this idea! Now I just have to get going on it.
**and just a word on Shutterfly. I love this site. It is super easy to use and the quality is always great. I have used this site to make tons of things, from photo books, mugs, blankets, calendars, and videos. I am a Shutterflin’ Fool! I have only had one issue on one page of a calendar I made and they sent me a new one out right away. I also get terrific deals and promo codes emailed to me all the time. May times I get things for next to nothing and rarely end up paying shipping. I find if you can stay on top of your projects and them buy them when you get a promo that applies you save tons of money! And no, Shutterfly is not a sponsor of mine nor did they pay me to say anything nice about them. I am just sharing the love and some tips. Hope you enjoy!
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