Friday, August 8, 2014

Keeping Family Photos Safe

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These are some of the precious old photos of our family!

I thought I would share a few of the photos that we received from relatives since we have been researching our genealogy. It has been a complex task but also more rewarding than I ever imagined it could be.  We have recently experienced several deaths in our family and this has been a  way to celebrate those we lost. It's been a bit surreal because not long ago I really would have had to think very hard to remember anyone that was closely related to me that had passed, and now I have a list that comes quickly to my mind (My mom, a sibling and grandparents).

I want my children to know where we came from and to hear all the crazy, funny stories about our relatives (there are so many!), photos really help tell the story. Fortunately, we live in a digital age and our family has been gracious enough to scan their family albums (even from those albums that turn yellow and fuse the photos to the pages). Now that we have a large collection of family photos, we never want to lose them like we have lost digital images in the past from computers that crashed -I lost over 500 vacation photos that way :-( 

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And here are more of our family photos...
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3 comments:

  1. Are all these your real family photos?

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    1. Yes, some of mine and some of my husband's family.

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  2. I need to do this too, it is a good idea.

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