So, I have been told that I am crazy (which I know I am a little 
, but I do a page based on the event. So, for example, if the kids were at a birthday party, that would be considered one page, etc.
On my blog, (because I am a big list maker), I have made a list of all my photo folders (event folders), and I am crossing a page off my list each time I get one done.
Is this how anyone else does it?
Is there an easier way?
Just curious how all of you organize your digital scrapbook pages.
Thanks
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NOTE: (4/10/15): So, I just started doing project life style pages for past events (events prior to my first son being born). I find that this is easier and faster to play catch up. Is that the case with anyone else?
Good luck with that intense list!
@Marisa: Yeah lol. Thanks
At least I know I will always have a page to do 
That's a great idea- I keep telling myself I need to make a list like that but I never seem to get to it. I think you have inspired me. Thanks,
Amara ... your list scares me lol .... I too make lists but that is a whopper, but I bet you get more done than I do
WOW!!! Super impressed, overwhelmed AND inspired!!! I have a list of ideas but nothing as concrete as I tend to be a "whim" scrapper. That said, this is awfully inspiring as long as I don't get bogged down in the making of the list. Thanks for sharing!!!
Wowzers Amara, that is one epic list! I'm not sure if I can call my pages organized although I sometimes use a theme and sometimes its on a whim. I can see how a list can be helpful to organize and track the pages you've made thus far. I think I may make an adopted list.
Wow.. that list is epic! Though, if I had access to all the family pictures, I'd probably be close to a list like this also. I guess I should be thankful I left everything behind when I left Canada to move to Mexico!
wow! that's an amazing list!
Good for you for tackling such a big list! I scrapped like this too until this year, and now I'm doing a 52 weeks project, which is a different kind of challenge. Honestly, I would do much like you do. I would go through my pictures - usually each month - and make a list of each event to scrap. If there was a casual picture that didn't go with a significant event I would make a note for that picture and give it its own page. Or I would put all of those "didn't have an event" pictures into a large collage for the entire year. Now, until this year that was fairly easy because we didn't do too much and thus didn't take a ton of pictures! lol
I don't know if there's an easier way, but it works for me!
I appreciate the feedback
It can get super messy super quick and my sister-in-law was the one who made me think that the way I am tackling my projects may not be the best way. I agree with you ... it works for me and this way I don't get confused (at least too much lol 
. I am always open to a new way to scrap and I like your idea of the 52 weeks project 
Every day I make a list of what you need to do on top the most urgent and necessary
I organize my photos by event, family, or person. I don't really do them in any kind of order... I just do the one that is speaking to me at the moment.
I get a little crazed when trying to organize my photos. I can never decide where it should go, especially if it has more than one person or family. I end up making copies and putting them in the event, family, and individual folders. It's not efficent but I know I'll be able to find it.
I should have a better organized system. It seems like you really have everything together. I just put the pictures in a folder for the month and year they were taken. It does sometimes get a bit confussing if I wait to long to scrap a picture, but it usually works well for me.
I like to organize my to do pages by the event. I further organize those into the month and year of the event. I try to work forward so I'm always scrapping layouts from the past and one day I hope to actually catch up to the present.
I organize my photo's on date and year. I make a book of every year. So now i'm in 2015, march. I really like to keep up.
Thanks for sharing, I'm new to the scrapping world and posts like this set me up really well as I start to create and build materials!