International Save Your Photos Day

September 27 is International Save Your Photos Day, sponsored by Save Your Photos Alliance. They offer a lot of resources and on September 27 they’re hosting a free Save Your Photos class. Sign up on their Web site.

In the spirit of National Preparedness Month, consider whether your photos could survive a fire or flood. When you see survivors of natural disasters, they say that they grabbed their treasured photos before escaping or they’re holding mud-covered photos that they found in the wreckage.

What’s your backup plan for maintaining your photos?

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International Save Your Photos Day

September 27 is International Save Your Photos Day, sponsored by Save Your Photos Alliance. They offer a lot of resources and on September 27 they’re hosting a free Save Your Photos class. Sign up on their Web site.

In the spirit of National Preparedness Month, consider whether your photos could survive a fire or flood. When you see survivors of natural disasters, they say that they grabbed their treasured photos before escaping or they’re holding mud-covered photos that they found in the wreckage.

What’s your backup plan for maintaining your photos?

Organized by Marcie TM: Save time and money by letting go of what you don't need and finding room for what you value
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And if you like what you've read, share it using the links below!

Video Remembrance

When I was growing up, the neighborhood kids ran in and out of each other’s houses. Most of the moms were home, so someone always knew what you were up to. Without getting into the whole “it takes a village” theory of childrearing, I have to say that I enjoyed being able to rely on other people’s mothers, in addition to my own.

I learned last week that one of those women was diagnosed with lung cancer. She already knows how I feel about her and I know how much she cares about me. I don’t want to buy her something at this point, but I do want to mark the end of a life well lived.

Coincidentally, I recently met two people who own companies that make movies out of your interviews, photos and memorabilia.

I think making a movie about someone’s life is a great way to honor the person. It allows the individual to enjoy reminiscing and it gives the family a little piece of their history to hold onto.

Would you document someone’s life? Click on Post a Comment, below, and tell us who you would honor.

Organized by Marcie TM: Getting you organized so you have time to do what you love to do!

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Video Remembrance

When I was growing up, the neighborhood kids ran in and out of each other’s houses. Most of the moms were home, so someone always knew what you were up to. Without getting into the whole “it takes a village” theory of childrearing, I have to say that I enjoyed being able to rely on other people’s mothers, in addition to my own.

I learned last week that one of those women was diagnosed with lung cancer. She already knows how I feel about her and I know how much she cares about me. I don’t want to buy her something at this point, but I do want to mark the end of a life well lived.

Coincidentally, I recently met two people who own companies that make movies out of your interviews, photos and memorabilia.

I think making a movie about someone’s life is a great way to honor the person. It allows the individual to enjoy reminiscing and it gives the family a little piece of their history to hold onto.

Would you document someone’s life? Click on Post a Comment, below, and tell us who you would honor.

Organized by Marcie TM: Getting you organized so you have time to do what you love to do!

Follow me on twitter  and facebook

And if you like this info, share it using the links below!