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October 25, 2012 by Tricia Goyer 1 Comment

Make Your Own Memory Box

Find out more about memories in my upcoming book, The Memory Jar, which released October 23!

Do you remember the show Bill Cosby hosted called Kids Say the Darndest Things? While my three oldest kids were growing up, they would say the funniest things, and I wish I could remember them! Now Alyssa, my two-year-old, is getting to the age she starts saying some hilarious things, and I finally have a way to keep track of those words I want to remember.
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If you have a recipe box you’re not using around the house, you’re practically done! Feel free to spiffy it up a little, either with spray paint or maybe painting with some stencils to make it your own. I like the idea of putting “remember” on the lid.
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Fill it with blank note cards, and use tab dividers to split the note cards between your children. If you don’t have any (or if you again want to spiffy it up), make your own with printed scrapbook paper, and write your kids’ names on the tabs.
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Now when your kids say something funny, you can write down exactly what they said, as well as the date and their age. It is the ideal way to remember those small moments that make life so great.

Find more Memory Jar-inspired crafts here!

Filed Under: amish, family, Tots to Teens


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  1. Linda says

    October 25, 2012 at 1:43 pm

    This is such a lovely idea! I think I need one for my classroom. Thanks for sharing.

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