1) The document discusses how framing can be used to preserve memories and sentimental items beyond just photographs. 2) Examples given include framing a model car that belonged to a child, a 40-year-old man's old school blazer gifted to him by his mother, and signed sports jerseys. 3) The author encourages the reader to comment on a sentimental item of their own that could be framed to be preserved and displayed forever.

1. Frame your memories…
Didyou knowyoucan frame everything?Imeanalmosteverythingyouwant,nah,noteverythingper
say; youcannot frame yourcar, but you can frame a picture of it or a model version,sothat’showyou
frame yourcar; didI say you can’t frame your car? Now you can. A nice blockframe like the one below;
can protectand keepyourmodel car safe and nicelydisplayedonyourwall foryearsand years.
It doesn’thave tobe your car, it can be your kid’scar, let’scall itthat,so that theystopsayingwe are
childish;imaginethe memoriesthatcartheybeenplayingwithwhentheywere2or 7 will have,now
that theyare 30 plusyearsold,theycall itsentimental value,itsgreatmemories foryouandforthem,
that’sif theycan remember,doesn’tthislooknice?

2. Well,we recentlyframedaschool blazerfora 40 yearsold’sbirthday,hisMomwantedtosurprise him
and give itas a gift,howcool isthat?
A newbornchild’sprintsortheircute clothes…

3. Wait,it doesn’tstopthere;whataboutthat signedRugbyshirt,Football shirt,etc.didyouknow youcan
keepitsafe,protectedandnicelydisplayedwithanice box frame?
Framingit’snot forpicturesonly,Iam sure you ownsomethingthatholdssentimentalvalue toyou,
please commentbelowwhatitemyouownthatdeservestobe framed andkeptforever.Thanksfor
reading,till nexttime.