There were actual articles in our truncated newspaper this
morning worth reading, so I got to the computer late. Instead of writing, I played with my online
photo albums again. I didn’t need all
the photos in the “Festival Of Sail” album so combined them with “Beach Bay and
Ships.”
Yes, I still have all the images backed up two places.
After working out, I combined “Marion B” with “Marion B’s
House.”
I do want to keep all my photos. Yes, there’s ten thousand images over the
years that are awful, but there’s one or two worth keeping. I have them all filed in a back up HD, and on
disc. I may never look at them again,
but I don’t have to have them all online clogging up my photo host.
I did a photo album for Marion of her house. I took volumes of images and they filled an
online and real album that she much enjoyed.
I loved doing it for her. She
died, her family has the album, and I now don’t have to keep all the pictures.
I also had several albums on Vernal Utah. The Geezer’s Brother lives there, and we have
visited and weddinged there several times.
I felt we didn’t need 100 out of focus shots of wedding guests we didn’t
know or rivers flooding their banks. I
do want to keep the cabins and family handy.
Who knows when one will need family.
It’s fun seeing all these old images again. Oh, how I loved Marion B. I equally love the depth of the land in
Utah. What I need to do, rather than
enjoy the past is rewrite that dreadfully pedantic piece on lard. There was so little fat to it that I fell
asleep over it.
Life is Really in the
Footnotes:
It's not deleting the pictures that bothers me; it's moving them. (Especially now, when I have a hinky program that won't let me drag 'n' drop.)
ReplyDeleteIf I used them somewhere, they show up as unavailable. Then I have to figure out where the heck I put them, so I can change the code...
I take some comfort that even an old woman can learn to do it, though.
i am getting better about deleting most of my stuff. I cannot keep everything. That last photo really caught me up. I was there! I took a bunch of photos including one of hubby against an ENORMOUS tree. But I don't think I got a good on of that fence jag.
ReplyDeleteI always enjoy your photos....thank you.
ReplyDeleteAnd The West Wing...what a great series that was... you have a lot of good hours of viewing to come. I so wanted Josiah Bartlet to REALLY be our President.
Beautiful photos. I wouldn't be able to bear to part with shots like those. Marion's barrel chair looks exactly like one I still have (re-covered 2X) from the 1970s. It fits my butt so well, and after all these years I still love it. You were a good friend to do that photo- sharing with her. If you were a cat here under my chair, I'd give you a loving pat on the head. Good girl.
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