It's so neat reading what everyone is planning for next year!
Julie, that's too funny about your son's baby book! I decided a while ago that I want to let go of that guilt and I'm not even trying to make a baby book. I'm just focusing on making layouts with the most important stories (or whatever inspires me at the time) and printing them for our family albums. At some point, I'll reprint some of them into a photobook for them to take when they leave home. My oldest is just about to turn 13 (how did that happen?!?) so I figure over the next 5 years I'll have scrapped a lot of stories.
Aaron, I saw that class on the roundup and I'm torn. It may be the one new class that I sign up for before I work through the others, only because it's directly related to one of my goals for next year. However, I'm a little concerned that, with my track record, taking that class will ensure that I don't accomplish that goal. I guess I have a couple of weeks to decide.
Lex, that was an awesome episode of the DigiShow, wasn't it? That's what really got me thinking about what I've done in the past and how it's turned out/made me feel. Doing that made me a lot more confident when deciding what I want to focus on this year.
Quite a few folks have organize digi supplies as a goal. I imported all my supplies into LR this year and tagged the kit previews. I want (eventually) to tag the contents of the kits, too, but just having the previews tagged has made a huge difference!
Marie, I totally get wanting to stop buying. I have way too many unused and underused supplies (most of my stash), but I can't help buying new stuff, either. My hope is to slow down the new purchases and use more of what I have.
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