The week before Easter

A few years ago my friend Erin told me about this lady Becky Higgins and a different style of scrapbooking that was suppose to be easier/quicker, but it was all paper and I knew I wouldn't do anything in paper, (paper scrapbooking scares me, it might be the scissors). Anyways, fast forward 3 years and 2 kids later, I wanted to change my scrapping style and I needed to if I wanted to keep the memories fresh. So, the last week of 2011 I fell in love with the Project Life way of keeping my memories and since it was available digital I knew I needed to try it out. So, for all of 2012 I am up to date and I am really enjoying doing these pages. 
I really can't explain it well so, if you want to check it out you can go here. Basically it is a 2 page spread about the week. These are the pages to Week 14. 


Left page

Right Page

This page is actually going to be cut in half when it is printed and placed in the middle since there was just so many pictures from Grandma and Grandpa's Easter Celebration.
Journaling Reads: Friday afternoon we loaded up and headed to Grandma’s house for a family Easter Celebration. We got there at about 3pm and hung out until Uncle Mike and Aunt Sarah came with your cousins. Katelynn is always so excited to see them and play with them. Grandma made some deviled eggs and Katelynn wanted to try them. So as I was helping her with the egg I was holding Mark on the counter top and he was helping himself to some deviled eggs too. We had a wonderful dinner of Tri-Tip and many sides. After everyone was finished with dinner we colored Eggs. Katelynn dipped one egg in the pink container and didn’t want to take it out, ever. I finally had to take it out so that we could clean up and have the Egg Hunt. Katelynn was out hunting first and Max and Jesse were so worried that you were going to find all the eggs. That did not happen. Of the 96 eggs we hid you found 7. You would find an egg, open it to get the candy and then eat the candy and then try and find another egg. I am glad that you didn’t find that many eggs because we don’t need that candy in the house anyways. By the end of the egg hunt Mark was ready to go home and go to bed. So, we called it a night.