This is a week late, but we had a super busy weekend last week and I didn't get a chance to put this together until Sunday night. Then I started my new job on Monday and didn't have any daylight hours at home to photograph it. I thought I'd just double up this week, but then I got busy again and haven't had time to get to week 5 yet! Let's just say I'm grateful for the simplicity of this memory-recording system right now. I am already a little behind, but I know it will be easy to catch up.
This week was fun contrast to the previous week, because in week 3 I had a lot of fun putting a lot of embellishment and detail on each slot. This time, I was crunched for time and put it together really quickly with primarily just photos and label stickers. To me, that's the coolest part of this project: I can do whatever I have the time for, and not worry about making everything super complete and artistic.
Here there's a screenshot of an iPhone game Chris and I have been playing, a picture of my temporary tattoo for the week, a tag from an online purchase, an business card from an awesome store I found, and a photo at the Marine barracks where I volunteered for a few weeks.
The conference had lots of good photo opportunities, so I decided to use a 6x12 divided insert to include extras. I really liked doing that and I'll definitely be looking for more opportunities to use extra pages!
The second page has a ew more conference photos and some journaling about the conference, a photo of Margaret's quilt, some fun wrapping paper from a gift Chris received, a few photos from a nice lunch we enjoyed, and that pretty pinky-purple picture.
One month of project life complete already!

I'm Leah. I love making pretty things with fabric, paper, and sometimes, pixels and fonts. These days, though, it's mostly fabric. I also love tv on dvd and sometimes I talk about my cats too much. I live in Alexandria, VA, with my husband Chris and our son Joey, who was born on Christmas Eve last year. Chris is a musician in The US Army Band "Pershing's Own", and I make
