I began participating in Project Life in 2010. It’s been one of the most incredible things that I have ever undertaken. So many of my family memories are now preserved forever  €¦ the little things, the details, the bits and pieces that would have been lost because they are the  €œeveryday €. We all do so well at documenting vacations, life-events, and holidays, but Project Life captures how we live and who we are. I love it and I hope that you will too.

Each Tuesday, Jessica at The Mom Creative hosts a link up where bloggers can share their Project Life posts. If you need inspiration, it’s a one-stop-shop! Everyone takes a different approach to Project Life and every single idea is great  €“ it’s about you and your family  €“ there are no rights and wrongs.

If you want to learn more on how I use Project Life, you should check out this link with videos of my completed book and answers to questions that I took from readers.

Rumor has it that the next round of Project Life binders and core kits are hitting Amazon on November 21. Stay tuned to This One Click via Facebook for details. I’ll be sure to post!

November 7-13:

The days seem so much shorter now that the time has changed. Driving home into the sunset kills my eyes!

Piper passed out after school. Her non-dance class days are a good opportunity to catch up on a nap.

I love it when kids that I’ve worked with (that are now great friends) are featured in magazines!

NOVEMBER 11 PHOTO: From a field trip with Piper’s class. I’m refraining from publishing that picture for the privacy of the other students.

Christmas photos in the park from the wonderful Jasmin Chen. She’s amazing and you’ll be seeing much more of her on this blog very, very soon!

Avery made a scavenger hunt for our family. He hid clues all over the house. There were riddles that had to be solved in order to find what room the next clue was hidden in. At the end, the prize was an  origami  whale. I love this kid. He’s so creative.