"All About Me" QPs

Memories... As I started to make a heritage album last year (using Refined Legacy Kit by Creative Victorian Aka Netta), I became very sentimental as I began to collect and scan those vintage pictures of my parents, grandparents and relatives. I became even more emotional as I looked at my own childhood/teenage photos. I can't believe that more than three decades had already lapsed and I guess I would never recollect the things that happened in my life vividly if they were not for those old photographs. Then, it hit me, I realized that when I grow old, those precious memories captured in those photographs were all that will be left with me to savor the days gone by. And even when the time has come for me to go home in heaven, those were all that I can leave to my loved ones to capture those special moments that I had...long before my future children where even conceived.

All of a sudden, my priorities changed. DH even noticed that my luxury does not include jewelry, dresses, shoes and bags anymore but more on digital scrapbooking stuffs and on printing my LO (layout). Again, I realized these are my treasures and these are what I'm going to pass on to my children someday. It will be a living testament that I have lived my life to the fullest. That's why when Netta (aka creative victorian) released her Revered Descent kit, I was overjoyed. It goes so well with her Refined Legacy and Inherit Blessing Kits. Here's the preview:

It is now for sale at scrap-n-tag shop for only $8.00, you can buy Revered Descent here

What more, as a member of Netta's Creative Team, I made 12 Quickpages as a springboard for any woman to scrap the story of her life. This is also a perfect gift for your mother, mother-in-law, step-mom, sisters, cousins, aunts, grandmothers, daughters, female friends...okay, all the female people in your circle. LOL. Here's a preview of the Revered Descent "All About Me" QPs.

You can buy it here for only $7.00.

And here's a sample of what I've done with the QPs. Yup! They are all me. LOL.
Oh well, those were the days when I was young...