Hi, I am Suzanne McCeney and I am here at ScrapbooksPlus in Chantilly, Virginia, and we are teaching you how to scrapbook. Now I will show you how to journal on your scrapbook page. First we want to remember that when we journal in our scrapbook, we want to use full name somewhere in the scrapbook. Also, a maiden name can be useful to future generations when theyre looking at your scrapbook. We want anyone to be able to pick up the book and know who the pictures are about or who the entire book is about. There are several different ways that you can journal. You can use a computer now, you can use scrapbook acid-free paper and put it in your computer, and printout on it and add it to your page. Also, we want to make sure that you include somewhere in the scrapbook your handwriting for future generations to look at. We want to make sure that when you -- its not just the who, what, when and where, when you are writing in your scrapbook, we want you to also show some emotions and feelings of the event. One good way is to write a letter, maybe a newborn baby or a graduate. Use your handwriting and evoke the feelings and emotions of that event. Also, you can use a journaling tag. These were done with pieces of paper. This is a journaling tag. You could also put this in the computer on a full piece of paper and then cut it down to your size. If you dont like your handwriting, there is also a way that you can hide it by putting it in a pocket. So, you would just make a pocket, adhere it, and then this tag can be pulled out with your journaling. Next we are going to show you how to add embellishments to your page.