A few of you asked about my friend Chris Witte and how her family was doing after her death. It has been two years and I know it wasn't easy, but they all seem to be coping well. Her oldest daughter, Kristin, had two young boys at the time. She also inherited the care of her sister TaylorAnn who was only 18 and a freshman in college. Kristin is expecting her third son any day now and TaylorAnn is a Junior in college and doing well. I stay connected via facebook and whenever I send a care package to my girls, I send one to TaylorAnn as well - it's no harder to send out three than two! Luckily, they have a broad extended family and a wide range of Chris' friends who were willing to adopt them for a bit, so they've had the support they need to deal with the tragedy they went through. Thanks for asking!
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One of the clear advantages to digital scrapping is the ability to make multiple copies for different scrapbooks! My mother made multiple photo albums back in the fifties. I'm not sure who they were intended for, but in the end, my brother and I had copies of lots of the (actually infrequent) photos that were taken when we were growing up. I'm grateful as I'm sure your girls will be to have copies of these lovely layouts.
Yes: they're sure to appreciate the love and care that has gone into their albums. It's worth it!
As usual, your pages are beautiful. I enjoy your journaling---most of the time I can make it large enough to read. I also like the little bits and pieces of your pages.
I love that you put so many photos on each page. I sometimes feel like I'm the last person who does that.
Rinda
Wow, I like how you have so many photos on these! And great job re-making that one to use four times!
I like the highlights page and the smiles - in both you can see the growth.
Well done on getting four copies done, figure they should count towards you LOAD total too ;)
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