Moving On

At first glance, these pictures may seem confusing, but upon further explanation I'm sure I can clear up everything. I've recently had a renewed ambition to finish my wedding scrapbook. The pile of "stuff" has been sitting in a corner of our apartment for what...almost 2 years now. Wow, 2 years. That's a long time for a pile of scrapbooking stuff to just sit. I had the best of intentions last summer, you know, approaching our one year anniversary, to have it completed by September. I thought it'd be a great summer project, with events still relatively fresh in my mind. Ok, good. I started it and ended it within a week. Completed? Uh no. So instead of thinking of it as one big project, because that obviously didn't work out too well, I have assured myself that working on a section each night will suffice. And I've done pretty well for myself these last few weeks. The big sections are outlined and I just have the honeymoon "stuff" to compile. I have to go back and fancy it up once I'm done with the big stuff, but I'm pleased over all. I'm just hoping the momentum continues. This is where the explanation of the above pictures should probably come in. I had wanted to print out all of the slides from our slideshow presentation, shown at our wedding reception, for the scrapbook. Considering there are 77 colored slides, there is no easy/inexpensive way of completing such a task. Then D told me of this really neat PhotoBook idea that Snapfish offers. Above, if you mentally lay the picture inside the blue border, you will know what the cover to our PhotoBook titled, "Sharing Memories: Our Wedding Slideshow," looks like.