lots of times it's not what's IN the package as much as it is the FACT of the package. So you could get a bunch of identical gift boxes, and fill them w/ just-slightly-fancy or slightly unusual candy--not that many pieces, really, so a large bag could cover lots of people. Then do some sort of slightly fancy wrapping--use a color ink-jet printer to print out a "sleeve" that simply wraps around the middle of the box. Look at Martha Stewart Weddings for wedding-favor packing ideas.

HI! I did a BING search... typing... paperclip angels with poem and I got a lot... here is another... http://jennwa.blogspot.com/2007/12/paper-clip-angel.html Here is a link that might be useful: here is one

Never mind...the KT ladies were quick in finding it for me... thanks anyway patti

I believe that the Exposures catalog has some larger archival-quality boxes. Newspapers, unfortunately, aren't made for the long haul. They get brittle, depending on the ink they fade and I have suspicions about the new "recycled/greener" newsprint. So it's good that you're thinking about hot to store them better so that they'll hold up OK for 10-15 years (my sister puts her kids' stuff in a Staples printer-paper box; not good! LOL!) I think that if there are some very special clippings, you might want to laminate them. Being a journalist, I saved some of my work in the original form for years. And you generally want to keep the newspaper flat, not folded as you see it in the stacks at the store or in the newspaper-vending box. Eventually I got tired of keeping huge boxes under the bed, and having to shlep them in my car everytime I moved (those clips were my resume, so no way would I put them in a moving van!). So I had the clips professionally photocopied and laminated some of the better ones. Also: Have you considered having some of the paper memories scanned and turned into a book via Snapfish/Blurb/Shutterfly/Kodak, etc.? I think you'd LOVE to have one of those for yourself for when (gulp!) the kids are grown and out of the house!