Elements to a great "Little Boy Mug Shot"

Here is a page a did of my son!

Elements to this Great Page
1. A T-Shirt that really suits my boy.
2. Pictures that after the developing gave me unintentional inspiration. (Mug Shots came to mind!)
3. Cute paper found that fit the little boy but still worked with mug shots!
4. Busy Little Boy to journal and scrap!

Who said What:

Parrot: Be on the look out! squawk

Turtle: He is on the move!

Gorilla: They say that my baby face is what let's me get out of trouble!

Giraffe: Take Notes

Monkey: Check out the side profiles for future references.

Zebra: There is no stopping him! All Points Bulletin is out!

Elephant: I think the shirt says it all!

Crocodile/Alligator: Keep him out of the kitchen if you can!

Journaling challenges at Fiskateers

I’m embarrassed to admit this, but if you peek into my scrapbook, most of the pages I have completed are missing something - the journaling!  I have yet to figure out why I can spend hours putting together a page, but I dread spending half an hour adding the journaling to it.  I know that I’m not the only one out there with the same problem, because this issue has come up many times in conversations I’ve had about scrapbooking.  It’s not that I can’t remember what happened, or that I’m not comfortable with my writing skills.  I think it’s that I feel like I’m taking the same tired approach every time I start to document the page.  “We did this and that, blah, blah, blah, on this date.”  BORING!

http://www.fiskateers.com/blog/2011/11/19/would-you-like-to-join-me-for-a-journaling-journey/