Viannah and I were going to write the book together.  At some length, I did get her to read it.  As was stated elsewhere, this is really for her to read when she's my age -- forty something.  She'll remember at that point that she did it, but not much for detail.

After a long time, I also got her and Viann to put the scrapbook together.  It is in a three ring binder with pink roses all over the cover.  This was before we were fully integrated into the internet, however.  All the pictures are on old fashioned film (not digital) and in any case all the other items in the scrapbook are paper too, like the Back Country Permit, correspondence from the park service, a bulletin from the inter-faith church service on the North Rim on Sunday, hand written lists, campsite maps and reservations, brochures, hand drawn pictures, the "Golden Eagle Passport" (what you use to get into the park), receipts, postcards, maps, the outline for how to write the book, a used Richmoor bag "Dinner #1", and a Grand Canyon Bumper Sticker.

Here are a few highlights:

This is the Back Country Permit
Viannah in the "Needle's Eye" Me on the hot trail. Our campsite at the bottom. Note the animal-proof food box (provided) on the right.
Viannah in Bright Angel Creek.       Me at a scenic pause on        the way up. Pagodas in the creek.
On the way out.  Hot! Photo of those waiting on us at the top.  (Less than one pixel at this resolution.) A baby goat.
A "Junior Park Ranger" badge Viannah got for hiking to the bottom.  She also got a patch for her Girl Scout uniform. A brochure about Phantom Ranch, the area where we stayed at the bottom.  (Includes a hotel, store, and camp ground.)
Picture Viannah drew on the way home.