...or maybe a whole hive!
-Working on a new podcast (that will be up later today)
-Creating some new LOs for Big Picture Scrapbooking and Simple Scrapbooks
-Dealing with the end of the school year (Ben is out next week!)
-Keeping score at the baseball field...
...And more!
But in the meantime, here are some mini-album photos (that I promised you last week, yeah, yeah, thanks for reminding me what a SLACKER I am!).

This is the basket of mini-albums that sits on our living room table. I have more than this... of course!... but this is the bulk of it.

"A-Haunting We Will Go..." Bet you can't guess what this one is! ;) Taught a class last October for this one. V. fun!

A simple cardstock album I created on the spur of the moment (how I do most things... hahaha) to house the photos from Ben's 2-year-old Sears photo shoot. John had them in a cheapo cardstock frame in his office, but this is much cuter! Each interior spread has a photo on one side and a memory on the other... funny things like the way he'd go to the park and play baseball with John and bang his tiny bat on the plate and say, "Put it here, Daddy! Put it right here!" Good times, as Ali E. would say.

This album is an interesting size. It holds photos from a trip to Maui with my friend, Heather, for her 40th.

Oh goodness, this is one of my favorites! It's a paperbag album that focuses on the launch of Harry Potter #6 at the local Borders. My kids dressed up as Dobby and Winky. TOO funny! Great photos, and the album was perfect for it.

A mini-tag album I created in a class a few years back. Not my typical style, but it was fun to learn the distressing techniques.

I used time cards I bought for $1 at Office Depot for a minialbum for all the holiday cards we got a few years back.

An autograph album for the Scrap Etc. event in Birmingham in 2006... I met Cathy Z., Kelli Crowe, Carrie Colbert, Elsie, and more! I made the album to showcase my goofiness and star-struckedness. ;)

One of my favorites -- a lil' matchbook album for Cal's first bday. Much better than five or six pages in an annual album!
I have tons more but I will save you the pain.
What are some of your favorite minis? Do tell!