Christmas Bookmark Exchange!
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Comments (1)Let this one fall, please. I don't know how I managed to do it twice....See More2009 Christmas bookmark exchange, continued
Comments (15)How I chose MY bookmark design... The last time we did this, I used a basic design I had learned from the children's librarian I was assistant to in my previous home. I wanted to do something homemade again, but different. I don't think I'm a very creative person so it took a while to come up with the idea. I had received a folded, magnetic bookmark (I think from the last bookmark exchange) and thought that would be something different. I experimented with different types of scrapbook paper but my biggest challenge was getting the magnet parts. I found the magnets at a local scrapbook store but couldn't find the steel piece for the magnet's counterpart. That's where my DH came in. He found something that would work, cut it into pieces and spray painted them and voila! I had the other part I needed for the bookmarks. And you all should have yours by now (I hope)....See More2016 Bookmark Exchange
Comments (54)It's funny that this topic of holiday cards came up because we were just discussing this in our office. We've even noticed a significant decline in the amount of cards we receive at work. Hopefully people and businesses will still value the tradition in the future. Also, thank you for the bookmarks I've received. I was trying to hold out until I received them all, but I just couldn't! It was a delight to open all of the card and bookmarks. Finally, I'm glad you like the geisha bookmarks that I sent. I always spend a lot of time trying to find a unique bookmark to send....See MoreRP Bookmark exchange 2018
Comments (78)My mother spent her last years in a nursing home with vascular dementia. She continued to read until shortly before the final months of her life. She read much simpler books than she had read in her earlier years, and she rarely finished them. I suspect she forgot what happened in chapter one by the time she reached chapter three, but so long as she took pleasure from the process, it was worthwhile to her. It must have been. She requested a new supply each week and seemed to enjoy the effort. Reading was the fundamental activity of her life. The nurses told us that she was the only patient on the dementia ward that they had ever seen reading. The others watched television, which she ignored....See More- 12 years ago
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