Aha! This should actually work this time!! lol
How do you view yourself on your Project Life journey?
Will you be continuing on for next year, or starting next year for the first time?
If you did it this year (even if you didn't finish, but plan on trying again next year) will you be doing it the same as this year or changing it up any?
If you didn't do it this year, have you done it previously?
Also, if you didn't do it this year, or ever, and don't plan on doing it this year, why not?
I started PL when my second son was born - October 2 years ago. I started paper PL - dove off the ledge and purchased EVERYTHING. Within two months I realized that I loved the idea of PL, but just can not be a paper scrapper anymore. I started using SSD kits to do PL, sold ALL of my paper scrapping stuff (minus a few fave things), and went straight PL digital. That was when I started straying some from SSD (hence the fact that my siggie hasn't even been updated with my youngest son that's now two!

) because at the time the products weren't as PL-friendly (not that they weren't amazing - just not as useful for me at that time).
I currently do (in digi PL):
- One large family album
- One album for each boy
- One album that my oldest does 90% on his own - the "My Personal Yearbook" from Becky Higgins
- Mini albums as special events come up
In the past two years PL has EXPLODED and I LOVE that SSD now has products geared toward PLers. :wub: PL really encompasses the way I think - about scrapping, about capturing and journaling memories, uses time wisely and can be "as much or as little" as I want it to be. I love that I can digitally slip pics and journaling cards into pockets, use my own handwriting (thanks Darcy!) to journal, and if I don't have any more time - that's it! If I have extra time or want to make the page extra special, I can spend more time using digi embellies to make it even more amazing.
It mostly boils down to that at the end of the day, working 40+ hours per week with two little ones, running a household, volunteering, etc - I have a fraction of the time to scrap that I used to. Now I focus more on capturing the actual memory than scrapping a beautiful page. While I do miss the days of being on 4-6 CTs and scrapping 7-10 elaborate pages per week, it's just not realistic for me anymore.
Here's a look at how my scrapping style has evolved to PL...
2009
2010
2011
End of 2011 - starting PL
Current