When dad died I brought home his collection of color slides. I bought a scanner and scanned them all. I sent copies of the scans to my siblings. I wonder if they ever look at them.
Would you look at the scans, if they were your family?
Wednesday, January 29, 2020
The Way We Were Wednesday
When dad died I brought home his collection of color slides. I bought a scanner and scanned them all. I sent copies of the scans to my siblings. I wonder if they ever look at them.
Would you look at the scans, if they were your family?
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I wouldn't mind seeing pix of my maternal grandparents again. my parents and sister though - HELL NO! they caused me enough pain.
ReplyDeleteFamilies can be so complicated.
DeleteYes, I like looking at old family photos!
ReplyDeleteThe scans really helped us share
DeleteYes I also love looking at old photos. Especially if my sister took the time to do all that, I would treasure them.
ReplyDeleteMy father took a lot of photos.
DeleteWe still have my parents' old slides. My sister organized them, and once a year or so, we do a slideshow with my dad's portable screen and carousel slide projector. The earliest is in 1954 when we lived in Kendall, Florida, for six months. We also have a bunch of 8mm home movies from the 1940s that I need to get on DVDs before no one is around who would really care.
ReplyDeleteI scanned all of the slides, the 8mm movies I should get scanned
DeleteOf course.....always look at them x
ReplyDeletePhotos are often easier than relatives
DeleteI certainly would. My mother has thousands of photos that we will go through when she dies.
ReplyDeleteWe wished we had had mom help with who some people were, while she could
DeleteMy sisters wanted to throw away all the photo albums of my mother when she died last September. I took them but am afraid to look at them. Uncontrollable grief .
ReplyDeleteMy father has two closets full up of slides starting from 1960. what to do with them all?
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