It came on rather suddenly and pretty much knocked me off my feet for a week. I have been sick with a rotten case of bronchitis for the past week. Sorry for the silence on the blog lately. Scrapbook kit: Simple Stories Digital collections (Say Cheese & Say Cheese 2) Who knows? I may actually scrapbook again. I have a lot of pictures to go through, but I’m having FUN and enjoying it again. I’m planning to do more this weekend, so hopefully I will make good progress. I managed to make it as far as our first “official” day in the park. So yesterday, while we watched movies as a family, I set up my laptop in the living room, downloaded some Disney themed digital kits and got to work. I realized that I would not be happy or content with the products they had because I was used to being able to customize my pages with my digital scrapbooking. I uploaded the photos and then started looking at the options online. So then I thought about doing a simple Shutterfly album. And I wasn’t going to print that many pictures only to discard about half or more that wouldn’t make the cut into the album. I wasn’t sure my little 6×8 album could hold all of that. Over 1,000! Between the photos we took and the ones that we had taken by cast members, we have a LOT of photos. And then I looked at how many photos I had. I even purchased a 6×8 album and inserts and Disney-themed décor. So, I have been toying with the idea of a pocket-style scrapbook. To be able to look back on the stories and relive the fun. We had a great trip and I wanted to preserve those memories. I didn’t want them to sit unenjoyed on my hard drive. However, ever since we got back from our Disney trip I have been wanting to do something with those photos. My scrapbooking software has been unopened, and while I have been saving photos, no archiving has been done. My poor scrapbook table sat dusty and unused, becoming a place for the family to pile things that they didn’t want to deal with at the moment. And then I got so far behind that the thought of starting and trying to catch up just was overwhelming. I have fallen off of the memory keeping bandwagon for some time – I got busy with work and life and scrapbooking took time I didn’t have. The first time in, oh, I don’t know how many years. Still have questions? Forever has a good Q&A here.Because I actually SCRAPBOOKED yesterday.
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Solution? Upgrade to Forever Artisan ($29.95) and/or Forever Historian ($59.95).
If you’re still using Creative Memories Storybook Creator or Memory Manager, they will continue to work, but they will no longer be supported and cannot be updated. However, a new company – – is picking up where Panstoria left off.Įverything to love about Panstoria – including Artisan, Historian, digital art, and a catalog of print products – are now available at .įorever and Panstoria joined forces in September 2014 because Panstoria’s products fit into Forever’s vision of helping people capture, save, and share their photos and memories for generations. But now Panstoria is going away, too, and those old Creative Memories programs will no longer be supported and cannot be updated or reinstalled on a new machine. When that company went bankrupt, Panstoria picked up the slack and offered compatible Artisan and Historian programs. Storybook Creator and Memory Manager were products that came from the former Creative Memories. If you’re a user of Storybook Creator or Memory Manager, two software products I’ve recommended in the past, take note:, the Panstoria Store, and the Panstoria Print Shop are closing on Jan.
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