Somnambulation

I dont officially scrapbook, but Lord knows I still have enough crap in my backpack that I could if I wanted to. Email addresses of people I never wrote to, train tickets, well worn city and metro maps, various flyers and brouchures. Its pretty cool actually to look back through it. My guidebook has been to Europe twice and is full of notes and phone numbers and names of places. Also cool to flip through once in a while.

aliz

the store I work in sells scrapbooking supplies and man I see some scrapbooking tragics in there - note to everyone: if you have a fully-stocked purpose-built scrapbooking trolley, you are officially a scrapbooking nerd in my books. Ditto for the customers I get who seem to spend more time scrapbooking than going out and doing things to make scrapbooks about (so they end up making books about their cats).
So because of my everyday exposure to this frightening species I now am terrified of calling anything I do a scrapbook for fear of being labeled a scrapbooker, which is why I make "photo albums with scraps stuck in" for all my trips... i say as long as you dont have themed stickers, then its not officially a scrapbook

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bassgirl79

Yeh Ive got a few travel diarys from trips that are full of stories about what happened, tickets for places i went to and stuff like that. I think its a great idea. i would have forgotten a lot of stuff if i hadn't done the scrapbooks.

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Jen05

That's great...well, I don't have a trolley yet, but I'm practically a scrapbooking nerd. Though come to think about it, I'm somewhat destined to become a cat lady and live in an old house without seeing the light of day (not my idea...) so investing in a trolley might not be a bad plan!

kingcrazylegs

Yea, we scan all kinds of things and save them digitally so we don't have to hang on to them

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