Making a Memory Collection Just how do you go about collecting memories? The obvious answer is through a photo album or video tape, but I’d like to offer you some different ideas! A Cork Collection A wonderful family that I know quite well has saved the corks from every bottle of wine and champagne that they... Read more »
Creating Family Memories
Tip Tuesday – A Fabulous Travel Souvenir
Tip of the Week – A Fabulous Travel Souvenir is all Sewn Up! Stitching Postcards are a terrifically uncommon item from Uncommon Goods (go figure!) and a unique way to remember a special journey! These postcards feature your choice of a map of the United States, Europe or the world, along with needle and thread. ... Read more »
A New and Easy Christmas Tradition!
Tip of the Week – A New and Easy Christmas Tradition! Each year, when we bring home our Christmas tree, my husband saws an inch or so off of the trunk so that there is a fresh surface to absorb water in the tree stand. These sawed off “tree circles” have ended up in our... Read more »
How to Save Vacation Keepsakes
Tip of the Week – How to Save Vacation Keepsakes! After any vacation, it’s inevitable that we return with more than just photographs! At the bottom of our suitcases, there will be room keys, brochures from attractions, ticket stubs, drink stirrers, sea shells and lots of other items that won’t fit into a traditional photo album. And... Read more »
Create a Beautiful Family Memory – An Embroidered Tablecloth
Tip of the Week – Create A Family Memory Tablecloth! This Thursday when my family arrives at my home for Thanksgiving dinner, I will be starting a new tradition – a tablecloth of memories! To make a beautiful family memory tablecloth, have your guests sign their names to a large, plain white tablecloth with... Read more »
Building a Sukkah
Fall Family Tradition – Building a Sukkah! This week I had the unique opportunity to learn about the Jewish celebration of Sukkot and the very joyful and special tradition of building of a sukkah. While visiting a beautiful sukkah, I learned that they are small, temporary structures, built outdoors with two and a half or... Read more »


















