My computer wouldn't start up this week and @backblaze saved me! Within 48 hours, I received an external hard drive with all my files. There's nothing better than looking at my lovable dog while receiving a backup of what was lost on my computer. Back up those files and photos!
I'm so excited for my parents to start recording family stories with https://t.co/5dufzShy8S. It's a wonderful way for busy families to preserve history.
This was the last photo taken of my Uncle Georgie, before he was killed in action during the Vietnam War in 1968 during the Tet Offensive. He was just 21-years-old. If you lost a loved one, please share photos. We shall never forget. #MemorialDay2020#ThankYouForYourService
Recently, I took an online basic photography course by Nick Kelsh and it's helped me take much better pictures of my family. I highly recommend and his courses are discounted through midnight tonight! https://t.co/mD3JS6gRmD via @nickkelsh
Here's one of my favorite family photos of my Dad and older siblings, in 1979. I don't remember taking this photo, but I still remember my Dad's gigantic, red armchair which brings back fond memories. Take photos in your favorite spots! #FavoriteMemories#StorytellerPro
Here's a flashback of me circa 1984 for my dance recital, which made my daughter giggle when I compared a dance photo of her at a similar age. When you find those older photos easily, comparisons are the most fun to do between family and friends! #FlashbackFriday#StorytellerPro
Friday Flashback: Although not that long ago, here's a special moment when my daughter lost her top front tooth and everyone's reaction was caught in the bathroom mirror. Don't be afraid to get creative when catching reactions! #ToothFairyExcitement#StorytellerPro
Here's a flashback to 1960 of my Mom when she was 19 and full of adventure. Little did she know, the man who took this photo would be her husband for 50+ years! #StoriesBehindPhotos#StorytellerPro
For parents seeking to preserve pictures of their kids, the big caveat to digital photography is that images can be deleted or lost as easily as they can be taken, writes @megstesprit. https://t.co/g0G4XedmS6