Did You Attend the Inauguration? Tips for Preserving an Unforgettable Experience.
Summary
Any piece of paper that gets you in the door of an event – no matter what it is – can be your ticket to a lifetime of memories, but not when it is kept in a drawer or hidden in a shoebox.” Colman advises thinking of the inauguration as a celebration similar to a personal milestone such as a wedding or special anniversary.No one ever regrets taking the time to preserve those memories, and such action will be enormously helpful for anyone who is asked by future generations about this momentous day in our nation’s history.### Lexington, MA, January 22, 2009 --( PR.com )-- People who are lucky enough to get a ticket for Barack Obama’s inauguration as the 44th President of the United States probably feel as if they won the lottery – which, in a way, they have.But what is the best way to make sure they always remember the highlights of the day?“Don’t forget about your memories,” advises memorabilia preservation expert and artist Carol Colman.Any piece of paper that gets you in the door of an event – no matter what it is – can be your ticket to a lifetime of memories, but not when it is kept in a drawer or hidden in a shoebox.”Colman advises thinking of the inauguration as a celebration similar to a personal milestone such as a wedding or special anniversary.