Today I'm actually over at the fabulous blog Tatertots and Jello. I'm sharing a really fun, simple idea to help you remember the good times. Here's a sneak peek. Click HERE for the full tutorial.
Hey Cheri! Just jumped over from tatertots ~ Love this idea, I was just thinking yesterday after my 5 year old said something funny....O I need to remember that! Love your blog name!
LOVE this idea Cheri! My little guy is constantly saying funny things. I wish I had done this when my girls were little. :( I can always start now right? Better late than never!
I love this idea! I made a memory jar for my grandparents a few years ago because I was afraid it would be my last Christmas with my grandpa and I wanted them to know how loved they were. I had all the members of our family write down our favorite memories of them and we put them in a jar where they could pull one out and read it each day for a year. I also put it in book form so they could read through them all at once. They loved it, but I never thought to do one now for my boys...I will be starting one of these today! Thanks for the great idea! :0)
I saw you over at Tatertots & Jello and had to come and follow you. Thanks for the great idea for the remember box, I will most certainly be making one for my kiddos.
Great idea! I made myself a coffee table quote book before I had kids and now I am adding some of the things my kids say in it. It's similar idea, just with a photo album instead. You can check it out here if you are interested :)
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Hey Cheri! Just jumped over from tatertots ~ Love this idea, I was just thinking yesterday after my 5 year old said something funny....O I need to remember that! Love your blog name!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! I actually laughed out loud at the Christmas comment! What a crack up!! xo
ReplyDeleteMe again, love how you organized your "blogs you follow" page with a little thoughtful clip about each :) Good idea!
ReplyDeleteLOVE this idea Cheri! My little guy is constantly saying funny things. I wish I had done this when my girls were little. :( I can always start now right? Better late than never!
ReplyDeleteOh I just love this idea! How fun. I will definitely have to make one when I have kiddos.
ReplyDeleteDefinitely making one of these - what a smart idea!
ReplyDeleteI love this idea! I made a memory jar for my grandparents a few years ago because I was afraid it would be my last Christmas with my grandpa and I wanted them to know how loved they were. I had all the members of our family write down our favorite memories of them and we put them in a jar where they could pull one out and read it each day for a year. I also put it in book form so they could read through them all at once. They loved it, but I never thought to do one now for my boys...I will be starting one of these today! Thanks for the great idea! :0)
ReplyDeleteCheri where did you find that wooden box? I love it!!!
ReplyDeleteHi Cheri,
ReplyDeleteI saw you over at Tatertots & Jello and had to come and follow you. Thanks for the great idea for the remember box, I will most certainly be making one for my kiddos.
Cheers!
Great idea! I made myself a coffee table quote book before I had kids and now I am adding some of the things my kids say in it. It's similar idea, just with a photo album instead. You can check it out here if you are interested :)
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I wanted to let you know that I featured this on my "What I Bookmarked This Week" post today. Stop by and see!
ReplyDeleteAbbie - I got the box from my mother. It was an old recipe box she wasn't using. I don't know where she originally got it though. Sorry!
ReplyDeleteCheri