Showing posts with label adventure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label adventure. Show all posts

Thursday, September 6, 2012

Dude! Watch your Kids!

Dude! I know you have lots of summer pix of your kids and you want to scrapbook those memories. Dude! Watch what pix you use!

The girls will use different pix than you will. In their pix, the kids will be dressed neatly, smiling, or doing something cute or sentimental.



Being the man, though, your pix will show them being dirty or wet, doing something adventurous (what she calls dangerous), or messing with each other. If she says, "WHY did you use THAT pic?!?!" when she points at your favorite shot then you've done your job.

Dude! Dads Rock!

Thursday, March 8, 2012

Dude! Find that Atlas!

Dude! You know where you're going! You don't need a map or someone to give you directions. Dig that atlas out from under the front seat and put it to use for a change!



Cut out a road map and work it into your scrapbook page. The shape of many states will add an instant sense of location. Plus it adds color, texture, and a feeling of travel & adventure.

Dude! You CAN use a map!

Thursday, February 9, 2012

Dude! Be Bold!

Dude! You're life's an adventure. You go manly places doing manly things. Don't water down your life with lots of pastels and hushed tones. You're not afraid of bold colors, are you?



Just as Devils Tower juts out from the Wyoming prairies, let those pix, stickers, and clippings stand out with bold colors like the hunter green trim on the goldenrod background.

Dude! Don't wuss out. Let your memories be as bold as the original experience!

Thursday, August 4, 2011

Dude! Use a Map!

Yes, you're the one who knows how to fold a map back up so that it fits in the glove compartment. Now, unfold it and us it in your scrapbook.



Including a map with a couple of pix helps you remember where you were when you took them. This is especially true of shots that cover broad landscapes.

Maps. A clean and simple way to help preserve the memories of your adventures.

Plus, you won't have to bother to stop and ask directions the next time you're there.