Fav vs. Least Fav to scrap....

I'm with you - every day moments are more fun. My theory is they are a page or two and done. Christmas I have way too many photos and most are so busy! I need to be more intentional so there is not so much in the background and my lighting is better.

Depends on the mood. When my 3 dd's got to high school I couldn't wait to scrap the homecoming and prom photos. But by the time the last dd graduated I had had enough. (By the way, my advice on those is to scrap them ASAP while everyone is still feeling good about each other. No fun scrapping those after a traumatic break-up)

I also got very tired of scrapping school and sporting events always using the same color. We went through a long stretch of blue sports uniforms and school colors, so I was really happy when the high school was maroon and gold. Then two of my dd went to different colleges but both had purple as their color and one did a college sport, so I have used every purple paper and embellishment I owned.

I have done a lot of graduation layouts so I am getting a bit tired of those.

I think all this tells me that I like scrapping the "new" stuff- new travel locations, new hobbies or sports etc. I like using new embellishments and making new things with my die cutter. It's harder to get excited about scrapping another birthday or Christmas when you've been doing it for 20 years.

I don't scrap a lot of every day photos/events since I took a break from PL. The easiest pics to scrap for me are photos of my niece and also vacation photos.

I enjoy scrapping two page 12x12 layouts of family outings, events, a weekend away, or a beach day.
Lately I'm not enjoying 8.5x11 at all. It's hard to fit things onto the page and I feel like the end result looks crowded. I've been scrapping this size for years but for a while I focused on 12x12 and when I went back to 8.5x11 I couldn't get comfortable with it again.

Favorite: travel
Least favorite: birthdays and Christmas.
I've started trying to get portrait like pics on those occasions because I don't like the busy pics, either. I started sitting outside and asking guests to let me get a picture before they go inside to the party/event.

I like to scrap outings quite a lot: going to the zoo or beach are favourites, but I like to scrap the small stories and moments that occur during these trips rather than just overall theme of a trip. I so also enjoy day to day moments. I would say if I have a story to tell about the photos I like scrapping them. I do not generally like scrapping Christmas much either (says the girl in the middle of her 2nd DD project!) or holidays in general, if you want to know the truth. I actually feel like I have to force myself to take pictures sometimes for these pages, and i don't like the feeling of "I have to do x,y or z". I also have issues with photos that are lovely but have no story. I don't like having a lot of "fluff" pages in my albums. Some are okay, but I prefer my pages to say something about the photo in a cohesive way. I have photos I like, but nothing to say about them (at this time) so they remain unscrapped for the most part.

Yup! Dd and her boyfriend just broke up and I'd yet to scrap Halloween (they did matching costumes) and Christmas (decorating cookies and gingerbread houses). He is in every single photo she is in from those three events. I panicked when the pics came back from being printed just a few days post break up and I realized this. Dd said to scrap them anyway but it will suck some of the fun out don't. Especially since he was at fault in the break up.

Easiest for me are school-related layouts for my kids' albums. I absolutely love doing it.

Hardest for me is scrapping layouts that are about myself. It's almost like I feel silly. I'm not that important. Why am I wasting a page about me? I sometimes scrap a layout about an event at my job, and I'm shaking my head the whole time, because I have the constant self-conscious monologue running through my head as I do it. Your job isn't even important. You aren't a lawyer, or doctor, or teacher.

I'm going to say easiest is scrapping my dogs. Hardest is scrapping myself

I get where you're coming from but think of it this way: if your Mum had created that same page about herself would you think it was silly or unimportant or a wasted page?

I'm totally stealing the thought from somewhere but there is no person better qualified to tell your story than you.