Week 2 | Challenge 3 - Point of View

i decided on first person because I very very seldom scrap about me...

 

here's mine :


usually I use "my" or I talk to my kids. here's it's my baby's point of view

 

I can't see the old lady!

 

I see her!!!!!

 

fun challenge!!
I choose to tell the story of yesterday with the POV of my daughter! Very busy day lol

 

So I usually do my pages from first person, mostly because I am afraid to assume what another might be thinking. But this one is from the point of view of my son's friend. As we were taking these pictures at a family vacation we took together she was saying all these things, and I have always thought they were just so cute.

 

written in first person to my husband...i usally do 3rd person so it is more general for everyone to read

 

I have been thinking for ages about how I need to get the girls to 'write' the journaling for me more but I do most of my scrapping when they are in preschool or in bed! But I finally did it this time!


I see the young woman at first glance and I can get myself to see the old if I try.

 

I used my daughters view, God's View and Third person

 

Great challenge!

 

yay!!! great!!!! I have my friend Marta (friendship of almost 40 years!!) here in London staying in my house and have not really wanted to spend much time in the computer....
Here is one page from me...it was an actual challenge... I'm not too comfy journaling on the third person!!! explanation & credits in the gallery Thanks for this , love it!!!

 

mine

 

Never use second person so wanted to give it a go. Unfortunately this LO did not turn out the way I was hoping. I reworked it so many times but finally am sending in this one. Here it is:

 

Here is my page

 

I chose 1st person. I rarely ever scrap about myself. Please don't judge me too harshly, this was a very tough story for me to tell to a forum full of strangers.

 

Here is mine written in first person, I usually write short clipped style, third person , or use verses or quotes.

 

Almost everything I ever write is in the third person. To switch up - I wrote in the second addressing my son Alex.

 

I normally write in the first person to my kids, but this is the second time I've written as an outsider and "overheard." It's a great way to remember specific quotes.

 

phew, this is a tough one...have to think on it