Looking back at 2015. Do you?
Does anyone look back at photos and videos of old trips? In the past we'd take photos and occasionally look at them, but for the most part they gathered dust on our hard drive. Now that we start...
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Great idea! I like that you can use the books to tell a story instead of just including photos. I'm big on the story telling aspect and will need to give Snapfish books a try.
We tried Groovebook a while back, but the photos are pretty low quality. I thought we'd look at them more, but just ended up tossing them in a drawer.
We tried Groovebook a while back, but the photos are pretty low quality. I thought we'd look at them more, but just ended up tossing them in a drawer.
kohai wrote:
My wife uses snapfish.com to upload the photos and arrange them into scrapbooks. She uses the larger format scrapbooks so that she can add text to each page telling about the pictures.
She's gotten pretty fast at making them. The big bonus is if the trip is with someone else, she can order a copy of the scrapbook for them and give it as a gift. She always orders extra for our kids to have when they move out.
(Note that snapfish does sales at 50%-60% off so she creates the scrapbook and then waits to actually order it until she has the emailed coupon code.)
I'm surprised how much our kids pull out the books and look at them.
