Merry Christmas
We are all so busy with the holidays and
keeping up with routines is difficult, but I could not let this time of year go
by without wishing all of you who take the time to read this blog and that the information
here gives you the encouragement to create your family museum. And there is no
better time than now to start. Take plenty of pictures capturing the moments of
surprise and delight. Save some of the gift tags and bits of wrapping paper to
make a collage or start a scrap book starting with this day and for all the
future Christmases. This is especially a good idea for the children. When the
inevitable boredom seeps into their day, help them to start a memory book, filled
with photos, bits & pieces of Christmas wrappings, a personal story about all
the people they shared this holiday with, the places they visited, and some of
the things they did. It is so easy to forget past events and by keeping a personal
journal in whatever form you wish, the words you write will keep those memories
alive forever.
Here are a few photos from my family Christmas
holiday. Living in a town with a colonial living history museum offers an array
of holiday magic, from brilliant fireworks to handmade decorations. My family
and I enjoy going to museums this time of year because they usually display
artifacts from Christmases past. 
In our home we have family members singing on the piano. Even the family pets.
Again I wish you & your family a
Merry
Christmas.
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