Scrapbooking (Part 1)



Memories will fade
Scrapbooking is a way to preserve our memories
It is widely practiced in the United States
Normally
Photographs are involved in scrapbooking 
Today
I'm gonna start making my own scrapbook
Wish me luck

Location: Malaysia

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