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Issue date: Monday, August 8, 1960
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Winona Daily News (Newspaper) - August 8, 1960, Winona, Minnesota Cloudy, Cooler Tonight; Generally Fair Tuesday WINONA DAILY NEWS City Traffic Box Score Dita- Accidents K2. si? TOMORROW-SUNRISES SETS NEW MOON AUG. 2J 105th of Publication WINONA, MINNESOTA, MONDAY, AUGUST 8, I960 Killed Injured o 49 46 SEVEN CENTS PER COPY Stepping U U.S EIGHTEEN PAGES MYSTERIOUS SHIPMENTS Fear Russians Setting Up Cuban Rocket Bases i WASHINGTON Itfl The magazine 1U. S. News World Report said today Soviet ships have been delivering mys- terious cargoes to Havana since June 2fe. In a'copyright article, it added that since June 18 certain areas of the in- terior, such as the large Zapata swamp on the south coast, have been put off' limits. The number of identified Soviet technicians who have1 reached .Cuba through normal channels has doubled in the past six weeks, the article add- ed, and at least 200 technicians and ad- visers known to be from the Soviet bloc are now in Cuba. Crates delivered by the article said, are1 large "enough to hold parts for airplanes or rockets and "get very special care." "Cuban longshoremen are .not al- lowed to handle them. They are unload- ed by the Russian crews." j Hammarskjold Insists Belgians Quit Congo By MILTON BESSER UNITED NATIONS. N.Y. (AP) U.N. Secretary-General Dag Hammarskjold, warning that the world faces the issue of peace or war, called today for immediate and unconditional withdrawal of Eelgian forces from Ihe Congo, in- cluding province. He delivered the warning in a hard-hitting speech at the opening cf an urgent meeting of the 11- sccessionist Katanga nation U. N. Security Council on even say the Congo crisis. He hail asked of such a solution of the Congo for the meeting. problem is a question of peace "I would even say that the im- or war, and when saying peace mediate conclusion of the Congo uiiuiaic Luijwuaiuj] ui uiu congo ul uu ljui mini my per- problem is a question of peace or spective lo the he said, he declared. "A delay now, hesitation now. He called on the Council to spell cul in a resolution lhat the with- to all parls of Katanga." "I do not hesitate to say that the speediest possible I would KATANGA DELEGATION Members of the Katanga dele- gation meet with newsmen after arrival in United Stales to present their infant country's viewpoint to the United Nations Security Council. From left are Joseph Yav, former minister for economic affairs of the Congo government at Leopoldville- Jean- Eaptiste Kibwe, president of the Katanga delegation, and Jacques JIasangu, former vice president of the Congo government at Leo- poldville. (AP Photofax) Project Mercury Still on Schedule By VERN HAUGLAND Associated Press Aviation Writer WASHINGTON W A top space agency official said today that e Project Mercury manned satellite nrnm-sm i, .1 'essentially along Ullli, the Project Mercury manned satellite program is the same time schedule" as was initially planned Despite some published reports of serious lags in Ihe program "no major problems" have developed, Dr. Abe Silvcrslein said in an inter view. He is director of space flight programs for the National Aeronautics and Space Adminis- tration. Silverstein reported that every- Ihing inside the Mercury capsule fired from Cape Canaveral, Fla., July 29. worked properly even though the Atlas launching vehicle failed. The agency stili plans to launch Mercury astronauts into suborbit.-il flights this year and into orbits around Ihe earth next year, as nearly on schedule as is possible ir. any ambitious research and do program, Silverstein velopment said. Seven men are being trained for orbital flights of miles an hour, three or more limes aroumi the earth, at altitudes of 120 miles. These full-scale Atlas-launched missions will he preceded by sub- orbital test hops, in Redstone rocket-launched capsules, to an altitude of 125 miles and a din- lance of 200 miles down from Cape Canaveral. Dr. Hornfr Joe Stewart, NASA's director of program planning, told a National Hocket Club luncheon July 28 lhat the Mercury program, under way now for IS months, has had "some small slippage." Stewart said a suborbital manned flight "is still technically possible by Ihe end of (his yen, but Ihe margin is getting a litlle small." What might have been a major step forward in Ihe Mercury pro- first attempt at an Al- ias-launched bnllislic night of a Mercury-capsule lurned into a sharp setback when Ihe rocke! ex- ploded S5 seconds after launching July 29. Mid 'or ihe Atlas failure was still a mjs- ;try. "But we recovered 95 per cent of (he 50 feet of got good information on he said. "We recovered all the instru- mented on tem- peratures, acceleration forces and the like. Everything worked inside the capsule, but K did not reach flight conditions." Silverstein said the whole Mer- cury program is on an accelerated scale. program for them." war 1 do not limit my per 'A delay now, hesitation now, efforts to safeguard national or group interests now in a way lhat effort, would hamper the would risk values .......______., greater than any of those which such action may be intended to protect. "This applies to all parties, fint of all to the one which the Secu- rily Council has addressed its appeal." Hammarskjold's personal report to the Council was delivered as various proposals were under con- sideration aimed at getting a U.N. force into Katanga province. Patrice... Lumumba a-sked Ihe Council to send a 10- observer team into the Congo lo ensure Belgian forces. withdrawal til Diplomatic sources said Ceylon and Tunisia probably would intro- duce a resolution specifying that the U. N. force in the Congo will not intervene in in- ternal conflicts. The aim would be to assure Ka- tanga Premier Moise Tshombe, says his own troops will fighl' if the U. N. forces will come in, that the -U. N. force will not try lo bring the province under the control of Premier Palrice Lum- urntia's central Congo government. The by Ceylon and Tunisia also was expected to call for withdrawal of Belgian troops from all the Congo. to the Ceylon-Tunisia resolution whether to submit a proposal. But was beautiful and then said in Moscow the Soviet Communist want to let you know I'm newspaper Pravda said the Congo lese wanted the Security Counci to "issue an order lo Ihe U.N forces for the immediate libera lion of Katanga from the Belgian occupiers." The council meeting was post poned until noon today so that a _ ov a utf UU til t delegation from Lumumba's gov- grandstands cinment could attend. Vice Pre- mier Anloinc Gizenga was expecl ed lo demand lhat Ihe council send U.N'. Iroops into Katanga immediately. Kibwe referendum would show Katanga's people are enlirely behind Tshombe's govern vi.nitjj uimuu iajiuiuues govern In such a program you have He told one reporter Ka Jwtel v (o anticipate failures. We expected langa's arnw is strong hre' Is some failures and designed the enough to beat Lumumba's which he described as "none at ail." ___ SEARCH DR. MOORE'S BELONGINGS Dr. Barbara Moore tries lo restrain Customs In- spector George Mullcr from searching licr he- longings at San Francisco's lnlcrnation.il Air- port just after her arrival from Sydney, Austra- lia. Mullcr said Ilic British marathon hiker said she had nothing lo declare hut we found veget- s and fruit, importation of which is forbidden by California law for ft'ar of plant diseases. Mull- er said she flew into a rage mill pelted the custom agents with her suslniiumce when they tried lo confiscate it. At left is Customs Inspector Robert Davis and in background is Customs In- spector Adrian Bennett. (AP I'holofnx) Cuban Militia Seizes American Property Nation's Power 2nd to None, President Says WASHINGTON Ml _ President Eisenhower laid be- ore Congress loilay a bulky program ranging from for- ygn aid lo medical help for the aged bill warned against 'reckless spending schemes." "This truth we must take to heart: In good limes we must ;il (he very least pay our he said in a "special message sent lo the Senate as it resumed its election-year ession. Tim message also 'ill be wailing for lite House 'hen il reconvenes a week icncc. In Ihe face of Democratic, mil some Republican, criti- cism that the nation's de- fenses are growing relatively vcaker in the face of Communist lirwilj, Ihe President insisted S. military power "is second o none and will be kept lhal way." Saying hi was taking o improve the armed forces' readiness, he said lliese may nc- ccssitale "a moitesl increase" in military personnel and money. If 'unds are needed, he snid, he wi ask for them. Hut national security demands congressional action too, Eiscn. bower said, nnd called for appro- priation ot the full nnmunl author- ized (or foreign aid. lie noted the By RICHARD VALERIAN! HAVANA (AP) Armed Cuban militiamen were in full control of most of the American property in Cuba today following its national- ization by Fidel Castro's regime. The revolutionary government's new retaliation against the United Slates came only a few hours be- fore the island's Roman Catholic hierarchy warned against "the in- creasing advance of communism in our country." It was the church's first official criticism of the steadily increas- ing influence of the Communist bloc on the Castro regime. Prime .Minister Castro and his ministers made plain that they stood firmly with the Soviet Union as an economic and military ally, regardless of what other Latin American governments might think. Foreign Minister Raul Roa de- clared that Cuba would reject any resolution the Organization of Phone Threats fo Alice in Dairy I and MARSHFIELD, Wis. [fl-Two mrvi.ioi.n- IL-JULS, i) ift. WO Indications were that the Soviet telephoned threats to kill Wiscon- Umon might introduce a resolu- sin's Alice in Dairyland Joan lion of its own, or amendments Mary Engh, 19, of La Crosse brought her hurried departure uiuugiit net muiteu uepariurc to authorize U.N. units to use any from a slop here Saturday under a heavy police guard. _ Chief Walter Wohlfalirt hoviet Deputy Foreign Minister said an unidentified man called Vasily V. Kuznelsov told a report- the police station shortly after er Sunday he had not yet decided noon, remarked that Miss Engh chief attempted to head of) Miss Engh, who was slated to ap- pear on the grandstand stage at the Wisconsin Farm Progress Days program. But al- ready here, so a dozen men were deployed around the slage in the up well, though. She's a plucky girl." Later she was taken by car to an undisclosed location. AH of her appearances in the area, including one slated for Sunday, were canceled. With Jliss Engh were her chap- erones, Mrs. Ellen Richardson of Verona, and Donald McDowell, director of the State Department of Agriculture. The department sponsors the Alice in Dairyland promotion. Wohlfahrl said he thought Ihe threatening calls were made from a dial phone on the exposition grounds. Attempts to keep that man on the line so the calls might be traced failed. The same man called the sta- lion at l o'clock, saying, "No mat- ter how many men you have I will still get her." .Miss Engh, who had made appearartte, was taken oft the stage by police and escorted from! the grounds. She was taken to a' hole! where she was (ofd of the 'ireats. "She got very said Chief Wohlfahrl. "But she held Castro Racing Into Red Dictatorship, U. S. Says By STANLEY ME1SLER WASHINGTON (AP) The Unilcd States, brandishing its bluntest criticism of the Fidel Caslro regime, has accused Cuba of racing into a Communist-con- tolled dictatorship. The accusation was further evi- dence that both the Unilcd States and Cuba will step inlo an historic meeting of Western Hemisphere foreign ministers next week in an angry, unbudging mood. The hardening of Cuban policy was made clear over the weekend as the Caslro regime, boasting of its close link Ihe Soviet Union, ordered Ihe seizure of al- most all American-owned proper- ty in the island. evidence Mori of hardening may accumulate loday as the 21- nation Council of (he Organization of American Stales considers the agenda for Ihe foreign ministers meeting in San Jose, Costa Rica Aug. 15. The ministers tentatively are scheduled lo discuss lensions be- made public by the Stale Depart- ment Sunday but given to'news- men well in advance of Castro's newesl charges. Thc memoran- dum had been filed earlier with ._ uc. ,Jdu (K.cn career twecn Venezuela and the Domini-j the Inlcr-American Peace Com- Can liCDUOllC. ann nptu-nfn IViA iviiHan rue .1. can Republic, and between Ihe United Stales and Cuba. Bui Cuban Korcign Minister Raul Hea has said. "We'll laugh at any resolution that condemns Cuba." Mis government has asked for a new agenda, which would feature Cuban accusations thai the United Stales has committed economic aggression againsl Cuba and has interfered in her internal affairs. The agenda change, already jectcd by an OAS committee, will be considered here by the OAS Council. The U.S. charges againsl Cuba came in a 78-paga memorandum millee, an OAS unit that will re- port to the foreign ministers meeting. "Nol only is Cuba under its revolutionary government being Iransformed inlo a dictatorial political Ihe memorandum said, "bul a slate in which the reins of political control ,arc in- creasingly being concentrated in (he hands of the Communist parly." also laid that the "gravest danger lo Hie .securily o! Ihe Americas is lo be found in' ihe developing military relations be 5 Will Appeal In Twin City Transit Case 'AP) Attor- neys for five ric.cnd.inlj convicted in the fraud conspiracy case at American States, at its mcctin opening Aug. 1C, might adopt pro tesling Soviet interference in th Western Hemisphere'. lie' asserte Ihe Soviet Union's offer lo defen Cuba against aggression could no be interference in Ihe hem sphere's internal affairs. Castro got out of a sick bed dra iically to announce the of million worth of American owned properly before a chcerin crowd of [it the Red-tinge American Youlh' Congrcs early Sunday morning. Within hours armed militianie began moving inlo the plants tbr included the Ciiban Electric Co (he 300-million-dollar subsidiary o the American and Foreign I'owe Co. ot New York and the large: single investment in the island. A ranking official of the fin (old a reporter "we don't have a< cess to the building." Other major American busines es nationalized were the Cuba Telephone in which the Inle national Telephone and Telegrap Co., has a equ ty; the Standard Oil (New Jersey refinery, about million; aco refinery, lo million Sinclair Oil Co. operations i Cuba, worth about million an 36 American-owned sugar mil worth aboul million. Some of these plants had hei under Cuban government contri lor some time but bad not bee formally expropriated. Castro said thai the seizure were in retaliation for "econom aggression" hy ihe Unilcd Stale made frlain he meant Pres dent Eisenhower's slash in U. imports of Cuban sugar. However, the seizure decree d. not extend to American bank 1 Hie 73-million-dollar Moa Bay Mining Co.. the Nicaro Nickel Processing Corporation, and other smaller American enterprises i worth about 300 million in all. But Caslro indicated these may be taken over, declaring "we can still lake a few things more away from them (the The expropriated properly will -_ "i me t'Mnupridicu progeny win for with at 2 per cent interest, the decree said, bul (here was doubt whether any payments will ever be made. WEATHER FEDERAL FORECAST WINONA AND VICINITY Partly cloudy and cooler tonighl. Tuesday fair with little temper- ature change. Low tonighl 55, high Tuesday 80. LOCAL WEATHER Official observations for the 24 hours ending at 12 in. Sunday: Maximum, 88; minimum, 60; noon. 78; precipitation, .01. Official observations for Ihe 24 hours ending al 12 m. loday; Maximum, 84: minimum, 59; noon, 7flj precipitation, none. AIRPORT WEATHER (North Central Observations) Max. temp. 84 at 2 p.m. Sim- day; min. temp. 59 at 5 a.m. today; 80 at noon today; scat- tered clouds at feet; visibil- indicated the esses will be (si Judge Gunnar N'ordbyo faid Saturday after the ledtral court jury brought in its decision (hat he would not pronotiru sentence until lawyers had 3 chance lo file riiotions for a new trial Thev were given 15 days in winch lo do so. Meanwhile, bond was continued a' for four defendants and SK'.OOO for the ot.ier. Convicted of million dollar- plus fraud in connection with sale o! junk and equipment were Fred A. Ossana, 66, fonuer president of TCRT; B.M. Larrick, 58, former general manager and vice presi- dent of Ihe firm; Harry Isaacs, G7, president of American Iron and Supply Co.; Fred Isaacs, 39, Har- m's son associated with the iron- supply business, and Earl Jcffordr, 03, real estate dealer. 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She has been running a tea stall for the last eight years, with some snack items prepared by her along with her husband. From the above, her family gets a monthly income of 6,000 INR, with which it is very difficult to maintain her family.
She has already availed one loan from Mahashakti during last year. Now she wants another loan to purchase a gas stove and repair the roof of the tea stall for the expansion of her business. She has an ambition to provide a better education to her children for a bright future.
Other members of the group, Swarnaprabha, Gitadei, Partha and Banita, need loans for an automobile shop, a betel shop, a fish business and a chicken center respectively. All the members have established businesses, and it will be their second-cycle loan from Mahashakti Foundation.
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Mahashakti Foundation focuses its work in some of the most underdeveloped districts in Odisha, characterized by poor infrastructure and high levels of poverty. By supporting this loan, you are enabling access to finance for women living in some of India's poorest and most remote areas.
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Mahashakti Foundation is a public charitable trust that provides microfinance and development services in the low-income state of Odisha. Operating in the poorest region of India, the organization strives to serve rural communities, tribal groups and others living on less than USD$1 a day. In addition to microcredit, it also provides micro-savings and micro-insurance products, as well as business development, health, water and sanitation, and food security services.
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Online travel agencies like Orbitz Worldwide Inc. and Expedia Inc. EXPE 0.42 % 's Expedia.com have slashed or eliminated fees in recent months to entice price-conscious customers to book trips on their Web sites. In March and April, the travel booking sites cut their fees for booking airline tickets through the spring; then new price guarantees appeared. Later, some reduced hotel booking fees.
Here comes another round of deal-making. Orbitz Worldwide plans to announce Tuesday a type of price guarantee for prepaid hotel rooms booked on its site. The "Hotel Price Assurance" program is similar to an offer Orbitz introduced last June for airline tickets, which automatically reimburses customers for tickets if someone else buys the exact same ticket at a lower price.
Under the terms of the new promotion, a customer who books a prepaid hotel stay will receive money back from Orbitz if another customer books the exact same stay (room type, travel dates and number of travelers) at a lower price. The company will automatically send the first customer a check for the difference.
"We really want to make sure we are establishing ourselves as the place to book hotels," says Barney Harford, president and chief executive of Orbitz.
Grabbing Market Share
The sites aim to use promotions to grab market share from their competitors, as well as from airlines' and hotels' own Web sites, which traditionally don't charge booking fees. (Online travel agencies normally charge customers about $6-$12 to book flights, while fees for hotels and rental cars are more ambiguous.)
It's unclear how much customers benefit from price-guarantee promotions, because the companies aren't willing to disclose how much they are paying out.
"The restrictions are pretty tight" on Orbitz's new hotel price guarantee, says Henry Harteveldt, principal analyst for airlines and travel at Forrester Research. "Someone has to book the exact same room night."
Orbitz says it is sending out "thousands of checks a month" with its price-assurance program for air fares and expects to do the same under the new hotel offer.
But it is clear that the booking-fee cuts, designed to attract cost-conscious travelers, also eat into the online agencies' profits.
In an earnings call last week, Expedia's chief executive, Dara Khosrowshahi, said the company's decision to suspend airline booking fees has cost the company about $3 million a month, and the company expects a similar hit from recent hotel booking-fee cuts. But he says the volume of airline bookings rose steeply in March and April, compared with the same period last year, because of the booking-fee promotion.
Expedia's first-quarter net income fell 20% on a restructuring charge as revenue from both hotels and air travel declined, but the results beat expectations.
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So far, most of the online travel agency booking-fee cuts and price guarantees are valid through early June. But some industry analysts expect companies to extend them or make them permanent.
All the major online travel agencies have dropped their booking fee for airline tickets through the end of May, meaning customers pay the same amount to book through an airline's Web site as they do through all major online agencies. Previously, Priceline.com Inc. was the only online agency to offer most airline tickets without booking fees. Their name-your-own-price tickets still have booking fees.
Two weeks ago, Orbitz and Expedia cut booking fees for hotel reservations on their sites. Booking site Travelocity.com has also signaled it may cut hotel booking fees to compete. "We are committed to having good competitive rates for our customers," says Noreen Henry, vice president of hotels at Travelocity, a unit of Saber Holdings Corp.
In March, Travelocity.com introduced a price guarantee on package bookings through May 31 -- similar to Orbitz's long-term program. Priceline.com then announced it would offer the same guarantee for airline tickets and package bookings through June 1. So far, only Orbitz is offering offer the guarantees permanently.
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And, at the end of March, Travelocity also quietly launched an opaque hotel-booking service that allows customers to book rooms at a deep discount because the name of the hotel is hidden before purchase. For now, the beta version of "Top Secret Hotels" has far fewer hotels than similar tools on Priceline.com and Expedia's Hotwire.com. Ms. Henry of Travelocity says it hopes to have thousands of hotels available for booking by midsummer.
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Mrs. Palin not only talks about transparent governing, shaking up the status quo and true bipartisanship, but has practiced those values that we hold dear. Two of our children served in peace time, but their son is in active military service.
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Stockholm is pretty awesome during the summer. You should come and visit. To convince you, we have created this very personal guide to our favorite places in the city. You'll find some good breakfast cafes, restaurants, health food stores and other gems. It is not a full Stockholm guide. Instead we have focused on the part of the city where we live – Södermalm. It is the most charming area filled with small cafes, independent shops and vintage stores.
If you want to stay up to date with new places that we visit, follow us on instagram. Luise: luisegreenkitchenstories. David: gkstories.
Hope you enjoy Stockholm!
Coffee, Breakfast & Brunch
Updated! Pom & Flora. Bondegatan 64. Our favourite morning cafe! A sweet little french-inspired cafe just next to the park Vitabergsparken. Go there for breakfast or lunch. We love the avocado sandwich, the chia pudding and whatever salad or soup they have on the menu. They have now also opened another cafe just 150 meters down the street, called Pompadour.
New! Sthlm Raw. Långholmsgatan 11. Newly opened raw food place that serve lunches and desserts without gluten, dairy and sugar.
New! StikkiNikki. Götgatan 46. Not a cafe but an all organic gelato (ice cream) bar. They come up with lots of fun and interesting flavours and names. Don't miss this on a sunny day.
Drop coffee. Wollmar Yxkullsgatan 10. Great drip coffee and homemade fresh ginger root tea.
Kaffe. Sankt Paulsgatan 17. Delicious coffee and outstanding orange juice. Cash only.
Espressino . Götgatan 11. David often stops by here for a quick cappuccino and a croissant and pretends that he is back in italy.
Lima Deli . Åsögatan 112. Small hole-in-the-wall-cafe with a great veggie salad and very nice staff too.
Louie Louie. Bondegatan 13. Rockabilly inspired café and record shop.
Gildas Rum. Skånegatan 79. Cozy café with gold wall paper and fake flowers in the ceiling. Really delicious and large vegetarian salads.
Mosebacke shoe-box café. Svartensgatan. Old-town feeling, sun and trees and close to Mosebacke with a great view over Stockholm. We spent many days here when writing the texts to our book.
Axel Landquists park, shoe-box café and sun chairs. Tjärhovsgatan. Just around the corner from hectic Nytorget. Nice place for a coffee and a book.
Fabrique. Götgatan 24. Best stone oven bakery on Södermalm, try their dark rye bread or a sourdough cardamom bun – dangerously delicious.
Matapoteket. Bondegatan 6. A small raw food restaurant with raw tapas, pizza, smoothies and very tasty raw truffles and desserts.
Updated! Brandstationen. Hornsgatan 64. Our favourite vintage furniture store. They have so many nice chairs, tables, side boards, posters, jewellery and quirky stuff. Well worth stopping by if you are close to Mariatorget.
New! Christoffers Blommor. Södermannagatan 21. You are probably not looking to buy flowers if you are here on holiday. But this little flower shop is really pretty so you might want to stop by anyway.
Grandpa. Fridhemsgatan 43. Nice and personal selection of clothes. Lots of Swedish brands.
Nitty Gritty. Krukmakargatan 24 (women) and 26 (men) Cool clothing store and hair dresser. A tad expensive.
Dusty Deco. Hornstull Strand 7. Cool (but quite expensive) vintage furniture store. Fun to see even if you can't bring a table home with you.
Herr Judith. Hornsgatan 6. Cool vintage clothes.
Swedish Hashbeens. Tjärhovsgatan 21. Luise's favorite shoes, she has 3 pairs already and is looking at a new pair for this summer… Check out their summer shop.
Sneakers n Stuff. Åsögatan 124. Coolest sneakers store in town. Has a fantastic selection of different brands, models and colors.
Bondens egen marknad. Bondegatan. Organic farmer's market on Saturdays from May to October and in December. Remember to try the grilled corn stand.
Fotografiska. Stadsgårdshamnen 22. Beautiful museum of photography. Go on a weekend morning and try their amazing brunch or check out their calendar for events and outdoor concerts.
Health food stores
New! Matparadiset. Brännkyrkagatan 62-64. This is not just a health food store, but a huge organic supermarket and food court. They just opened and it looks really promising. 80% of all the products in the store are organic. Lots of fun local products as well.
8t8. Swedenborgsgatan 1. Amazing organic noodle lunch bar and health food shop. They also sell raw breakfast and raw desserts.
Saltå Kvarns Butik . Renstiernas gata 27. A colorful must see. Organic food store and café with Saltå Kvarns own products. Everything from flours to dried beans. Elsa love their bottled grape fruit juice and müsli. Beautiful labels.
Goodstore. Skånegatan 92. Luise's favorite vegan food store. It's like a mini supermarket for vegetarians. They have a wide arrange of products and the staff is always nice. They also have a store at Hornstull.
Gryningen . Folkungagatan 68. Large health food store. Organic & biodynamic products and dietary supplement. They even sell raw food lunch boxes and special kitchen equipment.
Matbutiken Cajsa Warg. Renstiernas gata 20 or St:Eriksplan (Vasastan). Large whole food supermarket. In both stores they have a delicious lunch take away buffet.
Urban deli – Nytorget. Nytorget 4. Delicious whole food supermarket with a small smoothie bar, buy a smoothie and go to the park Nytorget to sit in the sun or visit the playground.
Re-Orient. Nytorgsgatan 25. Lovely ethnic deli food shop. Cheap. Try their vegetarian meze take-away box. David and Elsa also loves their Börek!
Kallpressen. Svartensgatan 10. The first(!) cold-pressed juice bar in Scandinavia. A tiny store with a lot of love for juice! Choose between Super-Sport, Chlorophyll, Sweet-Carrot juices & wheatgrass shots. Just around the corner from Mosebacke park.
Juiceverket. Långholmsgatan 19 (+ a few others across the city). Stockholm's coolest juice bars. Loud music and real bartenders makes you feel like your drinking a fancy cocktail during the day. Juices, sumos and shots are on the menu. They also serve a tasty veggie sandwich.
Pet sounds bar. Cool bar with great cocktails. We had our first drink in Stockholm here, so it's kind of special to us.
Mosebacke & Södra Teatern. Mosebacketorg 1. They often have nice concerts here. During the summer their outdoor bar is a really nice place to spend an afternoon. Amazing view (see the top image).
Babylon. Björns Trädgårdsgränd 4. Small bar right off Medborgarplatsen with a nice ambiance.
New! Odjuret Bakfickan. Södermannagatan 10. This small vegetarian restaurant started out as a food truck and has just now (summer 2015) opened their own little place. They only serve lunch (between 11am-4pm) and only one dish every day, but from what we have tried it has always tasted great with interesting flavour combinations and free refills.
New! Kalf & Hansen. Mariatorget 2. This little corner restaurant title their food as Nordic organic fast-food. It's fast alright but far from fast-food. Their dishes are flavourful and cooked with a lot of love. Not all vegetarian but lots of vegetarian options. Try the Stockholm dish with vegetarian meatballs and roasted vegetables. It's a tiny place so we ordering doing take-away and eating in the Mariatorget park, right across the street.
New! Reggev Hummus. We love Israeli food and this little restaurant has the best hummus and shakshuka in Stockholm. Served just like in Tel Aviv, with pickled vegetables and pitta bread on the side.
Indian Garden. Heleneborgsgatan 15. We are crazy about Indian food. This is one of the best in Stockholm. Try their Vegetarian Balti.
Shanti. Katarinabangatan 58. Another great Indian restaurant.
Noodlehouse. Götgatan 62. Best Vietnamese restaurant, go for the red curry tofu stew or the Saigon lac xa soup. You might need to book a table as it's quite small.
Falafelbaren. Hornsgatan 39. Best falafel place in town. Make sure to try their combo salad with a mix of spreads, falafels, börek and pickled vegetables.
Steam . Krukmakargatan 19. Great vegetarian and non-vegetarian dumplings, soups, black rice and upside-down salads.
Akki Sushi. Folkungagatan 45. A tiny whole-in-the-wall sushi place with cool tattooed sushi chefs, hip hop music and beautiful vegetarian sushi. They have no sign outside, but people find it anyway. Best for take away.
Chutney. Katarina Bangata 19. Vegetarian place that serves a couple of different stews and veggie patties. Very price worthy and you get free refill if you are hungry.
Hermans. Fjällgatan 23b. Vegetarian restaurant with the best view in Stockholm. During summer weekends they have bbq, which is much better than their buffet. The buffet is more expensive at weekends so try to go on weekday.
Hötorgshallen. Hötorget. Lovely underground food market with specialties from all over the world, mostly middle eastern food. This is where we buy nuts, bean and dried fruit. Buy many different small dishes and go upstairs and sit on the square and listen to the atmosphere while you enjoy lunch. During Sundays they also have a big flea market.
Rosendals trädgård. Djurgården, Bellmansro + 5 minutes walk to the garden. You must visit this garden if your are in Stockholm during the summer. Pick your own flowers. Eat picnic under the apple trees. A while back we wrote a post about Rosendal here.
New! Ulriksdals Trädgårdscafe. A bit outside of central Stockholm is the Ulriksdal Royal Gardens and they serve a vegetarian lunch buffet in their cafe.
Blueberry Lifestyle. NK Regeringsgatan 40 or PUB Hötorget Drottninggatan 63 (there are 3 more stores in Stockholm). Known for their Wrap-kit, Soup-kit, Sandwich-kit and their exceptionally good & healthy smoothie bar. They also sell super foods, dietary supplements and their own product line Blueberry.
Eco-baren – Centralbadet. Drottningegatan 88. One of Stockholm's few cafés/restaurants with a whole raw food menu. It is placed in Centralbadet, an old historic spa and gym in the heart of Stockholm, but is open for only-eating guest as well. Go on a sunny day and sit in the garden.
Snickarbacken 7. Snickarbacken 7. Combined store and cafe with tasty soups, sourdough sandwiches and smoothies.
New! Cafe Pascal. Norrtullsgatan 4. A great cafe at Odenplan. Good coffee, soups and salads.
Hermitage. Stora Nygatan 11, Old town. Good vegetarian and vegan restaurant with some dairy and gluten free alternatives.
Saturnus . Eriksbergsgatan 6. Luxury french café. French quality coffee and Stockholm's largest cinnamon buns. They also serve a very delicious and traditionally brunch. Try their sister Café Ecoïste in Mood Gallerian (city) which also has an outdoor terrace.
Vasaparken. Dalagatan 11. One of the best playgrounds and parks in Stockholm. So much fun stuff for kids and families to do.
Af Chapman Boat Hostel. Flaggmansvägen 8. This large ship was built 1888 and is now a working hostel in the middle of Stockholm. Newly renovated and not too expensive.
Airbnb. Rent a room or an apartment from private people. It is cheaper and a lot more cozier than living in a hotel.


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For the last few years I've given each of my kids a photobook full of memories from the past year for Christmas. These are always the prized gifts and the ones that continue to be used throughout the year! The Hot Wheel racetrack is forgotten as they sit thumbing through the pages Christmas morning, looking and laughing at the pictures. Seriously, they can spend hours looking at photos of themselves! So when Snapfish invited us to participate in their "Your Creative Lens on Life" holiday campaign we were so excited to be a part of it!
Photobooks are perfect for picture snapping, digiscrapping moms like ourselves. We're no strangers to making our own books, but rarely do we upload everything and have it printed and bound in a hard bound book. But wouldn't the little color book Brooke made be such a cute keepsake made into a photo book? And her collection of happiness mini albums too! Can you think of some other fun twists we could take on a book?
This campaign is a contest between 10 bloggers–well really between the bloggers and our readers, because you guys get to help us come up with different unique and creative things to do with a photo book. We will soon be creating a custom photobook (courtesy of Snapfish), along with the other participating bloggers. Then Snapfish will judge all 10 of the books once they are made. And get this, if our photobook is chosen by Snapfish as the most creative photobook, then everyone* who comments on this post wins too! That's right, just leave a comment here with your creative photobook idea and
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Emily Says: December 5, 2011 at 6:10 am
I think it would be so fun to make a book about the seasons, use pictures from your family to illustrate all the different traditions you have and keep each season. I think younger kids would get a kick out of looking through it.
Tabitha Says: December 5, 2011 at 7:03 am
My kids also love looking at pictures of themselves! I'd love to male a "Who loves… ?" book for my daughter since her older brothers have them. Every page has pictures of them with someone in our family and it says "Grandma loves (name)" etc. Its a great way to help.my kids remember their relatives that they may not see very often.
Rebecca Webb Says: December 5, 2011 at 7:31 am
To add to Tabitha's comment above – I have wanted to make a Who loves book for my 2.5 yr old boy. I thought it would be cute to do one page with photos of just him from throughout the year with a caption that says "Who, Who Loves You?" Then the next page have a photo of him with a member of the family and a caption that says, "Grandma does. Grandma loves you" and then continue that throughout the book. That way I get to have photos of my son done from the year but I also get all the photos of family members that he loves and that loves him!
Chalet Says: December 5, 2011 at 8:09 am
I made a book of a trip we took to Disneyland. We took over 250 pictures in one week and a photo book is a perfect way to relive that family vacation! My daughter loves looking through it!!!
Leisha Hemphill Says: December 5, 2011 at 8:26 am
It is so hard to choose between during a book for my son's first yr and one for my mil. We go camping every memorial day and labor day. My husband has been done this his entire life and Now that we have a son we are doing the same things.
Kristin W. Says: December 5, 2011 at 8:27 am
I would love to put all of our pictures from our vacation to Europe into a photo book! I took so many great pictures and a photo book is the perfect way to organize, display, and share them all!
waldessa Says: December 5, 2011 at 8:30 am
It would be fun to make a photo book of each of my children creating a story: like a dressup play, a stick puppet show, or building something with paper or legos. I can type up their story and they can glue it to the picture pages and each would have an original story.
Becca H Says: December 5, 2011 at 9:00 am
I love "a year of" ideas.
A year of birthdays
A year of any holidays
A year of seasons (I take pictures of my kids every season dressed in appropriate attire for whatever seasn it is and send them to grandparents)
A year of months (kind of like the season idea)
A year of vacations
Just some thoughts….
gina Says: December 5, 2011 at 9:13 am
How about "A story of us" Start with pics from when you were dating your spouse – then throw in some wedding and honeymoon pics – finding out you were expecting – pics of the kids – any homes you lived in, traditions, etc ! Heck I think I may have to use my own idea and make a book =)
Monica Sandberg Says: December 5, 2011 at 9:15 am
Love snapfish. I adore the photobooks. Need to make one from our adventures in Yosemite this last summer. Good luck Crafting Chicks!
Karen Says: December 5, 2011 at 9:19 am
I made a photo book in 07 when my husband and I got married from our honeymoon trip. I would love to make photo books for my son and daughter and grandkids! – Karen
Kristen Says: December 5, 2011 at 9:19 am
I cherish every photo book I make and give. Such an amazing way to keep memories alive.
I love Snapfish, too, with all they have to offer. They do make it easy to get creative. I love the idea of a book with "year of" ideas in it. So so sweet! Way to go Crafting Chicks. Love all you do!
Amanda E Says: December 5, 2011 at 9:26 am
I love to do year-in-review books.
Nicole Duncan Says: December 5, 2011 at 9:28 am
One idea i had is a book for my sons teacher. Book of everyone in the Kindergarten class.
My kids love looking at pictures of themselves, so a year of 2011 book would be cool too.
stephanie w Says: December 5, 2011 at 9:29 am
My son was born a few days before Christmas. That year, my dad said the only present he wanted was a picture of his grandson every day for the next year. At first I thought he was crazy, but I'm so glad we did it. After my son's first birthday, I took all of my favorite photos from the year and made a book for us, and all of his grand and great-grandparents. I'm planning on doing the same thing for our next baby.
Leticia Dias Says: December 5, 2011 at 9:32 am
I've always wanted to make a picture book of family members to help toddlers identify their mother, father, etc. Photobooks are a great gift to people of all ages.
Tara Larsen Says: December 5, 2011 at 9:36 am
How fun! I've been working on getting all of my recipes typed up on a cute background I created. It would be so fun to have them printed in a book. It would make such a great gift not only for my children someday, but also extended family who are constantly asking for my recipes. Good luck!!!
Alea Says: December 5, 2011 at 9:46 am
This year we did some fun events for Fall and Halloween, so I compiled them in a Snapfish photo book. They had a cute Halloween theme with neat "embellishments" that fit every activity we did: the pumpkin patch, carving pumpkins, costume parade, etc. My daughter LOVES going through it and it's a nice way to remember a season.
Chrissy Says: December 5, 2011 at 9:50 am
I love Brooke's color book too. I think having an alphabet book would be fun too. Where there was a page for every letter of the alphabet and then you put in a picture highlighting something that the kids did or wore, etc. using that letter. I hope this makes sense.
erin coombs Says: December 5, 2011 at 9:51 am
I want to make a book of each year with all the family pictures, but also have written the memories we made, funny things that happened and goals for the next year!! I also like the idea of a personal book each year for each kid with all their milestones and memories! Good luck!!!
Pam Says: December 5, 2011 at 9:55 am
I'd like to make yearly photo books for our family.
Selena Church Says: December 5, 2011 at 10:00 am
I did a small book for my mother-in-law that had all her children's baby pictures followed by their favorite childhood recipes. The end of the book had a few pictures of all four children together. I had a lot of fun putting it together and she loved to see what all the kids picked for their favorite recipes. Good luck!
Tiffany Says: December 5, 2011 at 10:13 am
I once made an alphabet book where each page was a letter representing a quality of that child or one of their interests or talents. It was very cute.
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charissa Says: December 5, 2011 at 10:16 am
baby's first milestone photo book. instead of those books that you write down when everything was done or a calender you fill in. i would do a photo book with the details written on the bottom. which is great because you can take a picture of the mementos and put them in the photo book instead of saving them in boxes and books.
Allison Says: December 5, 2011 at 10:35 am
I think it would be great to merge a photobook with a traditional storybook/educational book. Assign each page a letter of the alphabet, and on each page, feature a picture of your kid(s) with something/doing something that begins with that letter. Or make up a creative make-believe story that corresponds with chosen pictures.
Another idea is to feature quotes from your kids among the pictures. It requires a little more diligence to remember to write them down throughout the year, but they love reading things they said years later.
Kari Says: December 5, 2011 at 10:40 am
How about an I SPY book? I think my little toddlers would love that!
Beth Smidt Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:00 am
I would love to make a book for my daughter.
Brittany J Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:09 am
I love love love making photo books! I always make one every year to my husband from our kids (ages 1 and 3) of pics of the three of them from the past year and all the reasons he is the best daddy ever 🙂
Kerrie B. Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:10 am
You could make a family tree album. Scan in old pictures of your ancestors from the non-digital age. The first page could be a compilation of everyone and show how they are related and then there could be a page for each person telling more details. I would love to do one of these for my family!
How about a book for a baby…one that has all of your family members in it. So when you look at it together they can get to know the faces of all their family members…including aunts, uncles, cousins etc…. I always loved those fabric books you can get at baby stores, but they NEVER had enough room for ALL of my family members!
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How 'bout a book with an ABC theme? Use the alphabet to walk you through pictures somehow.
I made a recipe book for my mom a couple of years ago full of recipes all her kids remembered from when we were growing up. I had family pictures mixed in and had each of my siblings write little notes about what they remembered about a certain recipe — a time that we ate it or coming home from church to the small every sunday, etc. It was a really fun, meaningful gift for every member of our family. Good luck!!
We are having a family reunion this coming June and it would be so fun to make an album of our extended family. We don't live close to my family so my kids don't get to see their cousins very often.
valerie Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:36 am
I think its already been suggested, but I made my son a book with pics of all my family, so that he would get to know them, even if he rarely gets to see them. He loved it and knows all of them, including their pets.
Evie Gibbs Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:39 am
A book I've been wanting to is a "favorite things" book. pages of everyone's favorite activities, foods, etc.
Katie C. Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:40 am
How fun! I think it would be great to do a photo book of the seasons. I would include detailed pictures of the seasons. Of course this would include lots of pictures of my children! 🙂
Amy Gehring Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:40 am
I think it would be fun to make a book out of a family vacation. We went to Disney this past summer and I haven't even started a book or album from that vacation.
Heather norman Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:43 am
I love the idea of a family tree…..
Barb Pfister Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:43 am
I think too many times we let the past slip away. That is why think an album featuring each of the generations of the family and listing and picturing the things they remember most about growing up in their generation. The traditions they had back then and all the stuff that the towns they grew up in used to celebrate and all the things they have seen through the years.
Because we live so far away from all the cousins in our family and we only get togther once a year (someimes a little more), I think a book of the cousins growing up would be a great Christmas present for all of those involved. You could make one book and send multiple copies to each family. It would be fun for the kids to see how much they've grown over the years.
Erin A Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:47 am
A fun idea for a photo book is making an ABC book. My mother and I have made one for my niece and we took photos of her own toys and items at her house. That way it was personalized to fit her.
Lynn Davison Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:47 am
I love the idea of a photo book of Christmas through the years. Watching us go from a couple to a family, documenting our traditions, seeing the changes in the kids, the decorations, even the grown ups (if we let you take our picture). My kids are adults now, but I think they'd love it!
Tracy Lagrove Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:48 am
I think it would be fun to do maybe a superhero theme with kids, or a passage of time one, featuring lots of clocks as we show the progression of our children's lives.
I think it would be great to have a book for the little ones. My 1 year old loves to look at our photo books and point out his mama and dada.. he also points out himself as "baby" I have been thinking about making him an about my family book and putting all of our pictures in it so he can point at them and say the names. He really seems to enjoy it.
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I think it would be fun to make a Where's Waldo-type book. You could take photos around town of different family members in crowded locations.
Marissa Pinon Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:50 am
A school portfolio each year for your child. Include art, awards, report cards and notes from classmates or teachers. Much cleaner and cuter. Than filing a bunch of papers.
jen Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:54 am
I think putting years of vacations would be fun. Or Christmas.
Priya Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:55 am
An alphabet book with pictures of themselves ,their various moods ,expressions,toys will make a great memory book for kids.
JackieN Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:55 am
My husband and I spent a lot of time customizing out wedding ceremony, picking out the readings, songs and prayers that meant the most to us, and conveyed the perfect message to our family and friends. It was something I didn't ever want to forget, so I made a photobook of the ceremony. There are some photos, all of the ceremony, but the highlight of each page is mass/ceremony. All the readings, prayers, song lyrics are there. This way, we'll never forget those things.
The photobook I want to do now, is one chronicling the building of our new house! Listing the options we chose to customize it, and why we did what we did to create our new home 🙂
Good luck!
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Heidi V Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:56 am
I am planning to take a photo a day in 2012 and would love to create a book of them at the end of the year!
Erica B. Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:57 am
My girls are constantly taking random pictures of each other with my phone and making funny faces. Usually, I am looking for the perfect shot so I discard all the funny ones or the ones that are not "perfect." This year, I compiled a photobook with all their wacky photos. These photos would never show up on a Christmas card or facebook post but together it makes for one funny book!
JamieP Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:57 am
I am a professional photographer and for my grandparent's 50th anniversary, I decided to do a photoshoot with just the two of them…kind of like an engagement session. It was so much fun to watch them interact with one another like they were newlyweds. For their party, we had some of the images enlarged to canvas to display. I think that it would be fun to put all of the images from their session and compile them into a book so that they have a quick and easy way to look through all of them in one spot!
Vicki D. Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:58 am
I just finished up working on a personalized ABC book with blocks corresponding to the alphabet:-) Fun for the kids!! Good luck ladies:-)
Well, since Hubby and I will celebrate the big 10 year anniversary this year I would love to make him a book of the 2 of us and the last 10 years of our marriage! It would be for both of us of course as I would love to have it too!
I have been thinking of using a Photo Book to "publish" a book about Christmas. What each symbol means and the history of it. Secular and Christian.
Kristy P. Says: December 5, 2011 at 12:04 pm
Everyone one is so into family trees right now – How about a hard cover book of a family tree? The whole family can get involved – sharing stories and information about relatives down the line. This book would be able to be ordered for the WHOLE family! I think it would be something cherished by not only one house – but aunts, uncles, cousins, grandparents, siblings, etc. What an amazing gift for adults and children to have to meet relatives that passed before them!
JackieN Says: December 5, 2011 at 12:48 pm
I'm working on a series of these for each side of the family! It's been YEARS in the making, as we are fortunate to have pictures and stories going back 5 generations in places. I love that with it being digital, I can get multiple copies for anyone in the family who wants one.
How fun! Glad I'm in the 100!
Rachel Says: December 5, 2011 at 12:08 pm
What about the "ABC's of Me!" I did this for my son and he LOVES looking through the book. A is for airplane rides, B is for books, etc.
What about a book of "Reasons that I love you." or "Things I love about you". I did something similar (hand written) for our first anniversary and my hubby loved it!
Stacy Hansen Says: December 5, 2011 at 12:26 pm
I made a book for my parents (and also printed one for all of my siblings) of all of our christmas traditions. We do pjs every year and I went through all of my parents old pictures and found one picture from each year back to 1980 to present. I also found pictures of all of the different christmas trees my mom decorated and any other pictures I could find of the traditions we do each year. My parents loved it!
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Christine Hoyle Says: December 5, 2011 at 12:29 pm
think having an area where you could list your child's "letter to Santa" that year would be a nice memory and an area where you could list your family traditions (with pictures to accompany these). I think sometimes family traditions get forgotten and it is so much fun to remember them and try to start them back up. (Also, maybe some recipe ideas that Grandma use to make?).
Kristen Webster Says: December 5, 2011 at 12:30 pm
How about a book called "I Love yo because…" it would be fun to look back and see all the fun things you did that year and the little bits of love that you thought about when the event happened.
Jessica Says: December 5, 2011 at 12:31 pm
Our family has lots of recipes and holiday traditions that have been passed down this year. My 22-month-old son got to make chicken and dumplings for the first time at Thanksgiving this year with his great-grandmother and all the women of the family, which is a huge tradition for us. We always "induct" the newest family members with flour on their faces and new aprons. I would love to make a photo book about these special traditions, and maybe include the recipes (photo of recipes written in my grandmother's handwriting) with pictures of us cooking. Who can resist a picture of a child covered in flour and grinning from ear to ear?
Maggie Conrad Says: December 5, 2011 at 12:32 pm
How about doing a "months of the year" book…each month include photos of each family memeber that shares a birthday that month, holiday's that fall in the month and other family traditions for each respective month( vamily vacations, state fair, ect….)
Kristy Says: December 5, 2011 at 12:32 pm
I'd love to do a book about the things I love about my boys, or my favorite things to do with the boys. I love Snapfish! I just placed a huge print order this morning!
Oh my goodness! I'd love to do so many different things! I want to to an ABC book with things that my kids love and relate to, a book of emotions featuring all the cousins that my kids rarely get to see, a book telling the story of Christmas with my kids acting out each scene…so many things! Good Luck ladies, I hope you win!
Kristy Says: December 5, 2011 at 12:37 pm
So will the winning design be used by Snapfish then as a template for books to purchase? It's a great idea I think. My family has traveled quite a bit in the United States and I think it would be fun to have a photobook with a state for each page. Of course, it would take years to compile but evenutally you'd have a record of all the places you've been. We'd get a kick out of that. For Snapfish, they could offer all the states and you could pick and choose which ones you'd want to use in your own book.
Stacey Says: December 5, 2011 at 12:38 pm
I would love a book with all of our Santa pictures every year from the time my son was born and then as our family has grown, additional children are in the picture! Such a special treasure to have! It would be fun for Halloween pictures too, showing how they grow and change from year to year and their costume choices!
I love the idea of a family "smash" book. Just like in high school when you talked about your favorite memory, event, exciting thing, trip, funny moment, etc… you did that year. I've seen some pre made paper packs popping up in the scrapbooking stores but it would be great to do one with photos. Then you could add in all those great family photos that related to all those fun events or funny moments of that year.
Shelby Gatewood Says: December 5, 2011 at 12:40 pm
As a base I think kids Christmas songs would be good. If you want to take it a step farther these the year, do all different kids songs and end with CHristmas ones. Good Luck!!
joan Says: December 5, 2011 at 12:46 pm
I love love love Snapfish!! A few years ago I ordered a book, through Snapfish, for my daughter who's an outstanding Nail Tech. Fantastic! No one ever tires of looking at it! A great way to display ideas for all types of designs or….. anything!
Becky C Says: December 5, 2011 at 12:50 pm
I like the idea of making a photo book of my child's artwork. They always end up with so much we can't keep it all, but to take pictures and compile them in a book would be such a neat way to remember all their masterpieces without keeping all the clutter.
Debbie. Wyler Says: December 5, 2011 at 12:54 pm
I was just thinking the other day that I want to make a photobook of all of my favorite things. It will be a wonderful piece of my personal history!
Jennifer Roubique Says: December 5, 2011 at 12:56 pm
I think a book with an Elf on the Shelf theme would be cute. Show pictures of where the elf was found each morning along with the kids' reactions to all the mischief the elf got into overnight.
Kelly P Says: December 5, 2011 at 1:05 pm
I plan on making art photobooks of my 2 kids "masterpieces" that I've saved over the past few years. The best part is that after I take the photos of the artwork, and make them into a book- then I can toss the art and still have the memory.
Jessica Says: December 5, 2011 at 1:07 pm
I think an ABC book using a childs photos would be so fun, My son would love it.
HEIDI ALLEN Says: December 5, 2011 at 1:11 pm
I create photo books for my children every 3 years, dont ask me why every 3 it just seems to work that way, but I have a few who have a love for a baby or a bear, I think it would be a fun idea to incorperate those babies or bears in photos thru out the bood as a search and find, or even do a search in find not specific to the bears but to what else is in the picture. My kids love search and find books
Robin Says: December 5, 2011 at 1:17 pm
I had my daughter write and illustrate a short story and added some photos of her as well that tied in with the story. She loved seeing her story made into a book!
I made a book right after my son was born, capturing everything that happened while we were in the hospital. I'm so glad I have that time preserved in that way!
Tiffany Says: December 5, 2011 at 1:26 pm
I usually create a photo book when we go on a big family vacation together with my siblings, parents, nieces/nephews so we can all remember the fun trip we had.
Angie S. Says: December 5, 2011 at 1:37 pm
I think it would be great to put together a family cookbook. Take photos of classic family dishes and share the recipes with the entire family.
Jennifer Says: December 5, 2011 at 1:43 pm
I have a 4 and 2 year old. I am thonking of making a growing up before our eyes book. Each page dedicated to a month. What they did and were into each month
Kristl Says: December 5, 2011 at 1:47 pm
how about telling the night before Christmas story in photos?
Love these books, did on a trip to Hawaii that my mom was able to take us all on. We had never been on a family trip together like that and it was fun to make one for her to always remember.
I think it would be fun to do a "week in the life" of book. Pick a random week to follow your loved ones around taking photos. Don't plan it, just do it.
Tara Says: December 5, 2011 at 2:05 pm
I love these photo books…I started out scrapbooking my first son and have three books of him, but then had three more kids, boom boom boom, so needless to say they are all saved on my computer but nothing in hardback. These are a great way to make awesome memories for my kiddos. I love the ideas I've seen on here, I do one every year about our summer vacation. The kids love it…funny fishing trips, swimming, it's all so fun to remember!! My favorite idea on here is doing a year book for each kid with their school work, school photo, artwork, friends, teacher notes – so much nicer than filing a bunch of papers for forever! I hope you win!! firstname.lastname@example.com
Bianca Says: December 5, 2011 at 2:07 pm
I think the are great as message/signing book at weddings birthdays etc! Just add you photos and leave every other page blank for your friends messages 🙂
Bobbi Says: December 5, 2011 at 2:08 pm
This past Halloween my girls were Alice in Wonderland, Little Red Riding Hood and Little Miss Muffet so I compiled some darling pictures of them in character and printed out a "nursery" rhyme book from snapfish starring them! I even added in some other fun nursery rhymes like the eency weency spider with their spider halloween shirts on. It turned out so cute. . I sent a small one to all of my family and they love them too. My girls have wanted it as there first bedtime story many nights since! I plan on doing a couple more books with them as the characters. . they love it! Good Luck Crafting Chicks!
JoAnn Barnson Says: December 5, 2011 at 2:10 pm
My kids love looking at pictures of themselves too. I need to make them some books, what a great Christmas gift idea!
I would love to make a book of cute quotes the kids have said and add pics of the ages they are. I have a few where I have caught the quotes on camera..and they are awesome. This is a fantastic giveaway. Good luck to you guys!
Christina Anderson Says: December 5, 2011 at 2:15 pm
We do a book containing all of our "yearly ornaments". Every year we pick an ornament for each child which represents what their interests were that year and a family ornament that we got to symbolize that year also. I'd love to put these into a book so we can admire them year after year and remember the story behind them!
Tait Says: December 5, 2011 at 2:38 pm
I love the photobooks! I give one from Snapfish each Christmas to grandparents with pictures of my boys from the last year. The grandparents look forward to opening this gift each year!
Melinda T Says: December 5, 2011 at 2:40 pm
How awesome! I'd love to make a book of our family!
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Lizzy Allen Says: December 5, 2011 at 7:00 pm
I would make an alphabet book by taking pictures of the alphabet in everyday objects. Kids could help out with this. For example, you may find a cloud in the shape of a T, or a puddle in the shape of a 0, or a H in a fence. Then, I would have my son stand in the picture somewhere holding up a letter card for the corresponding letter. Do this for every letter in the alphabet!
Marcie Says: December 5, 2011 at 7:54 pm
What about a history of you that you can give to your kids? We spend a lot of timing documenting our kids lives, and I've been thinking it would be nice to put together a book about me for them to read when they are older. With stories about my childhood, my favorite recipes, etc. I wish my mom would make one for me. 🙂
I was thinking a birth story book, or a alphabet book about you, how about a potty trianing book?
Lanelle lambert Says: December 5, 2011 at 11:19 pm
I think a book with a the months of the year would be fun. A creative back ground for each month would make putting a photo book to give as a gift to some one easy and it could be used to keep track of kids life milestones like a first year of babies life book or first year of marriage ect.
nadine Says: December 6, 2011 at 2:06 am
I would like to do a family tree idea book to show the grandchildren where everyone fits in & also people like their great grand dad & great great parents who have recently passed , look like . Pictures mean more to young ones
DBrooks Says: December 6, 2011 at 7:39 am
A Christmas Story- I'm using photos of my ornaments & telling the signifance of each…what it represents, reminds me of, who made it or gave it to me, etc.
A Wonderful Life- use of a lifetime if Christmas memories 2. Allot a page or 2 for each family member's important pictures from the past year. 3. I'm using this theme for a photobook in memory of my husband who passed away in May. I'm using his pictures to tell the story of his life for my teenaged step-daughters.
Through the years- I'm using this theme to make photobooks w/pictures of my husband
w/his daughters.
Janica Says: December 6, 2011 at 10:36 am
I get overwhelmed w/all of the papers my son brings home from school (& church). I've started scanning these fun coloring pages & worksheets into a folder on my computer. I would LOVE to print-out a photobook every year w/my boy's work! It'd be fun to put 2-4 sheets per photo page & compare his work from the beginning to the end of the year:)
Sarah Says: December 6, 2011 at 12:26 pm
I would make a mini album for my son with all his baby photos. He LOVES looking at pictures of when he was a baby 🙂
Bianca Says: December 6, 2011 at 2:34 pm
I saw on Facebook another great idea this morning, my app wont load properly now so I can't tell you who it was sorry.
They called it 20 questions. Each year they took a picture of there kid and asked the same 20 questions eg: what's you favirot colour, toy, game, food, tv show, friend ect.
So the left side of the book was the picture and the right side was the questions. I thought it was a great idea and look great!! It would be great to look back on it 😀
jane Says: December 6, 2011 at 2:51 pm
I make a little 8×8 scrapbook of my grandaughter and her daddy (who's no longer with my daughter) for him for father's day – kind of a good will gesture. I get 'daddy/daughter' pictures he posts on facebook. Also make a flip book (of my grandaughter) from snapfish for her paternal great grandmother who doesn't get to see her very much. Not expensive, I enjoy making them, and keeps those good will feelings flowing!
Dezi A Says: December 6, 2011 at 11:16 pm
Bummer to missing the first 100. 🙁
But my idea is to do a book that compares the same time of life for everyone in your family. If that makes any sense. So like the birth story and pictures of mom, dad and all the children. Or like 1st birthday. 1st day of school. Christmases. 🙂
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Shana Says: May 14, 2012 at 4:52 pm
I would love to create, with the help of Snapfish, a yearly "holiday's" album. Can't find the time to do the traditional scrapbook & LOVE the digital.


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Oh my gosh. I am going to be sick. Seriously!
OK, Helly! Crayola fan all nice for Santa. No teef marks, no peeled paper...all are perfect.
Can we put sweets between the crayolas? Santa likes sweets.
Nope... *sulks* I packing away the Crayollas..... no one here is sensible or mature enuff to enjoy the simple things in life... it all gets ruined.... quivering bottom lip and blurry eyes....
Well, I was reading something about the different things children leave for Santa in different countries. The article said in Ireland they leave... THE GUINNESS! Not so sure that is really the case, but it made for good reading.
We could leave him some sausage roll? It's wicked good.
Awwwww! C'mon Helly! It's Christmas and all! We'll be good.
Johnie will be the crayola guard and won't let nobody touch nuthin!
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Overall it is a pretty good job considering this is your first map however there are some flaws.
The path well being a good idea needs to be the same width throughout the map or as close as possible, also it needs to be less random. so instead of going up right up right up right up right and getting a diagonal effect go up up up up right right right right and getting a large right angle effect.
Next the mountain in the top left is a perfect rectangle, that would be a good thing if you worked for gamefreak but here you need to go for something a bit more natural looking.
My last nag is the all the flowers and tree's placed randomly about the map, a couple is a good thing but i think you might have gone over the top here, if it were a route random tree's would be good but not in the middle of town...
sorry about all that, and best of luck mapping (=
Rumble rock is back, expect a BETA soon.
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