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To: redfish who wrote (5)	3/14/2004 11:46:46 AM
From: epicure	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 20

That sounds like a wonderful scrapbook. I don't know if you have kids yet, but a good way to collect things for scrapbooks is to have a basket or box for memorabilia. I have an Indian basket in my living room that I use to save movie ticket stubs, and cards and whatever, and then when I need little bits and pieces to accent a picture- I can pick and choose from what I have- and of course make little notes about the things. Good scrapbooking also has a strong journal component (imo).

To: redfish who wrote (5)	3/14/2004 4:45:20 PM
From: Crocodile	Respond to of 20

Wow! That sounds like a great scrapbook! I have a small wooden box that contains a lot of my favourite bits and pieces from the past -- old letters from friends going right back to when I was around twelve. Lots of old photos. Letters from my favourite art teacher from high school who wrote to me after I moved to a new city. Once in awhile I get feeling nostalgic and get the box out and read through a bunch of the letters and look at the photos. Unfortunately, quite a lot of my friends have crossed over, which is a bit sad to think of as I read their letters which seem as though they could have been written yesterday. Anyhow, I sure am glad I never tossed any of these little things out.