Ask my family and they
will tell you that one of the first things that I do every single time I go
home to visit is pull out the home movies and scrapbooks. I LOVE watching our
home movies. I LOVE looking through our baby books and scrap books. I consider
them to be such precious memories that in most cases, I wouldn’t remember
without help.
I’ve always loved
journal writing for that same reason. Preserving the memory. Maybe you have a
stellar memory, but frankly, I do not. I NEED journals and movies and pictures to help me. (Besides, even if you do have a
good memory, who doesn’t love to go back and look at their awkward preteenager
days? So fun!). (My only question is, what happens to these piles and piles of
journals that I have when I die? Question for a different entry…).
Some people might
think it’s silly to see so many pictures on facebook and instagram of what
someone eats, wears and where they are. I say, BRING IT ON. Memories. Those
places, food and clothes when looked at 5 years from now will surely remind you
of an experience, a feeling, a joke, something. Something that you wouldn’t
necessarily remember without the picture. I think it’s great.
Something I knew I
wanted before having a baby was a new camera. My camera is oooollllldddd (if
you couldn’t tell from the picture quality of the fotitos on my blog). The
battery dying after an hour of usage was the final straw. Thanks to amazing
family who love us so much, we were able to save up our birthday money and use
it towards a new camera which we bought this weekend. It’s nothing super fancy
spancy, but compared to what we had, it’s like an upgrade from a Motel 6 to a
Hilton, and we (I) can’t get enough of playing around with it. You don’t
believe me?
Proof:
I can't wait to capture every little detail of our little baby on this new camera Until then, you'll have to deal with every little detail of me and Darin. And really, who's not excited about that?
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