crparker21
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As long as the nudes are not embarrassing is it okay?....Seriously, you're right. I scrapbook, and my pictures are my greatest treasure. I need to do something about the irreplaceable older photos like the one after the Civil War that has my GGGF and GGF in it as well as others. I've always worried about losing them.From now on, I'm going to use an online cloud to back up stuff. I've always hated the idea of someone else having my personal data but some things like family photos really should go on the cloud as well as in a physical space. We ran our own home cloud which was great for backing up stuff on the pc, especially when you need to upgrade or your PC goes boom but not so great after a fire.
There's one set of photos that I'm completely kicking myself over. A friend of my Aunt had kept a few photos of my grandmother that had to be either just pre-WWII or WWII era. The Aunt in question was from the other side of the family but the woman knew that she was related to me and her husband had dated my grandmother when they were all young. Somehow she kept them even after her husband died and thought to get in touch with my Aunt so she could give them to me. I had meant to scan those photos and distribute them to my Mom and (other) Aunt because they were of my grandmother when she was young but hadn't gotten around to it yet. And well now, those are obviously gone.
Another thing is that my Aunt that had given me those photos had also given me a series of my dad's letters to her and the rest of the family from when he was in Vietnam (he died when I was 3 mos old so I never knew him). I had treated those letters like diamonds but I never did get to read them all.
Next time, scan it send it all to the cloud (well unless it's embarrassing nudes or something like that). `
We're good.There were multiple ways to read that and I picked the wrong one. Sorry.
It absolutely sucks that 95% of people that face a health issue like yours would be stuck in the same boat, but there's nothing we've done yet about a system that allows that 95% to endure the turmoil.
I’m still wigged out that @UTProf was thrown into another room from an explosion. That’s wild, what an experience . I hope time will heal the trauma from that.