30. Digially scan Chris and I's childhood photos, print them in a book

Finally, #30. Writing these posts has definitely been a bit brutal. I started them in November, and did a good chunk then. Then finals came and I didn't have time. Then I started up again in January, attempting to take a daily break from bar studying to watch Grey's Anatomy and write some posts, but then I quickly got too busy with the bar and stopped. The last batch was done during and after our big move (which I will post more on later . . .) so that is why they were so sporadic. But now, they are finally done and I can get to the fun stuff, completing the list. While writing these was kind of a pain in the butt, I think having them to look back on will be great so I can remember why I choose each one! So with out further ado . . .

#30. Digially scan Chris and I's childhood photos, print them in a book

This one sounds hard, but it won't be that bad. The various deal sites (think Groupon/Living Social) are always having great deals where you can pay $20-40 to send in 1000 printed photos and the company will digitize them for you. The hard part will be tracking down the photos.

The reason I want to do this is because (as you can probably tell by the last 3) I love photos. I hope for my house to always be filled with may photos of my family and friends and all of the memories that we share together. I think it would be nice to digitize the old photos, not only so I can use them throughout my house without worrying about ruining the originals, but also so my, bound to be curious, future children can look at them down the road to see what mom and dad looked like.

The plan is to scope out the deal sites until one of these deals comes up. Then I will try and get my hands on all the photos (from my mom and Chris's dad) so that they can all be digitized!

So there you have it, all 30 of them. Here's to completing them by the time I'm 30 . . . let the adventures begin!!