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    Win a free copy of Modern Memory Keeper

    Thursday, November 6, 2008, 03:44 PM EST [General]

    First things first - congratulations to Angie for winning a copy of Kaleidoscope in last week's blog. You should have received a message from me. Thanks to everyone that entered!

    This week, I am giving away a copy of Modern Memory Keeper. The great thing about this book is that it goes a bit beyond scrapbooking in the traditional sense. Documenting famly history and memories does not have to be dull and boring. Punch it up with the ideas that Ronee offers in this fun book.

    All you have to do is post to this blog entry to enter and win! Plus, if you get a chance, maybe mention a great book that you would love to see given away on MyCraftivity. Visit the MyCraftivityShop.com to see what we have to offer.

    Have a happy and safe week!

    Ginger

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    I would love to win a copy of this book. I am going to start a Family Hertiage Scrapbook after the first of the year and this would be a huge help!!
    Thanks for all of the give aways you do.

    Cindy
    November 06, 2008
    05:59 PM EST

    The book looks beautiful!

    Rebecca
    November 06, 2008
    08:34 PM EST

    This looks like a really interesting book! I'd love to have it!

    Eris
    November 07, 2008
    02:25 PM EST

    With the recent passing of my Husband's Grandfather, I have begun helping his Mom and Aunt gather photos of the family and I want to show them just how fun it can be to put those together in a scrapbook. I would love to win this book so that I can learn new techniques and teach them to my family.

    Thanks!
    Lisa

    Lisa
    November 07, 2008
    02:36 PM EST

    I would love that book! I am trying to get a scrapbook started that will include some family history as well as photos. This book would really help me get it going.
    Since there are only 2 remaining members of my parents generation still with us, I want to get something put together soon! One uncle is 93 and the other is 92, one from each side of my family. Both are doing very well, I'm happy to say. They are always ready to answer my questions about their parents and grandparents. Some of which I can document, some will have to be antidotal.

    Sharon
    November 07, 2008
    02:49 PM EST
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