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" If you&amp;#039;re anything like me, you&amp;#039;re experiencing a bit of a post-holiday slump. (A few too many holiday cookies, perhaps?) But the excitement of New Year&amp;#039;s Eve doesn&amp;#039;t have to fizzle out as soon as you finish picking confetti out of the carpet. Start assembling a 2014 time capsule now, and you&amp;#039;ll have 365 days of celebrations.    (Photo by Kelli Crowe) Mom blogger Kelli Crowe shared this cute way to commemorate the past year. Use Mod Podge to seal a family photo to the inside of a jar, and fill with ticket stubs, snapshots, shells, or other mementos. (Another idea: have each member of the family write down their favorite memories of family trips or adventures.) Instead of stashing it in a closet (or burying it in the yard), keep it out on display, so that you&amp;#039;ll remember to drop things in throughout the year. Come next New Year&amp;#039;s, it should be brimming with tokens you&amp;#039;ll love to pore over.   Plus:   See more sweet and simple entertaining tips \u00BBOur Top 10 Kitchens of 2013 \u00BB16 craft projects to help organization \u00BBHow to add personality to every room in your home \u00BBHow to use Pantone&amp;#039;s 2014 Color of the Year in your home \u00BB "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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