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Who besides you likes your albums the best?

26 years ago

Okay I know you all LOVE your albums, but who besides you likes them the best? Is it your kids, hubby, mother, dad, friend, etc..? Penny

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kelly
26 years ago
My 2 year old dd LOVES looking at all the albums. Her own, her brother's, my Australia album. I made a wedding one for my mom, she (my mom) loves it and loves showing it off. It gets lots of compliments.

Funny, my ds#2 (whose album is done birth to 5 years) doesn't look at it much. Ds#1 eagerly awaits his; I'm sure when it's done, he'll love it more than ds#2 likes his. :( oh well, can't please everyone all the time (especially kids, eh?)
Betty
26 years ago
My kids look at them constantly. I've only completed one for my ds, birth to 2 years. He is only 2 1/2 but he knows it is his and loves it. I am working on two for my dd at the same time. One is just school starting with preschool, i.e. first day, class pictures and achievements. The second is everything else she does such as sports and dance. She is always looking at them and showing them to friends when they come over.
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Patti in NH
26 years ago
My dh hardly ever looks at mine. I think he just never thinks of it. When I do show it to my dd (2 1/2), she loves it, but doesn't want me tobother reading any of my journaling to her. Which really stinks because I journal a LOT. Im sure she'll appreciate that part when she's older. :)

I guess I don't show mine around enough. My mom seems pretty unimpressed with the whole thing (I think she thinks this is just another passing fad that I'll get bored with) so doesn't comment much besides the normal "oh that's really nice. Do I have to read everthing?" I hate it when she says that. GRrrr.
Janice M
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I'd HAVE to say that my dh also LOVES my pages (havent actually 'finished' a whole album yet). At first I thought it was only cuz I'm ALWAYS asking for his input while working, but came to find out he thinks I come up with most of the ideas myself afterall, lol.
Carla
26 years ago
Nobody in my family likes them as much as I do. My dad will look at them; my mom likes to read all the journaling. My DH gives them a perfunctory glance, and my DS just thinks they're embarrassing. (He's nine, and approaching the "Mom, don't sing!" stage. LOL)
Tracy
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it would be a toss up between my mother and my 11 year old, his brothers arent interested in em at all but dakota loves to look em and my mother drags out all 28 of em when she is here.
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My two boys love their albums....especially my five year old. He calls it his alVum...little bit of trouble with the "l" and "v" sounds yet! LOL
My nine year old loves to look at his, but his younger brother is constantly finding "unique memorabilia" that he would like to put in his "alvum"
We just returned from a glorious week at the cottage and brought home with us several very large, very hairy, very squashed and very dead ....dock spiders that he would like me to incorporate into some kind of cottage layout!
What the hell.....its HIS alvum!! LOL
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