Modern technology has virtually taken away the great joy of thumbing through a picture album and remembering the 'good old days'. Amirite?
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Yes, but I stubbornly hang onto my photo albums. My daughter still loves going through them with me.
I still have lots of photo albums, and I still put more pictures in them. lol We all love going through them
It seems to me, but im a dinosaur, that film is permanent. I see a picture on my screen, it is forgotten in short order. But a photograph, printed on photo stock, held in my hand, stays with me.
I love our old photo albums. Filled with family and our individual and shared history.
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Probably, although many of us older folks still enjoy "thumbing" through our photo albums, and cherish them.
Even now, I'm going through your picture album and remembering the good old days, when you were young.
but my hair was so unruly back then.
Is that, when the rest of your hair evacuated under your nose?
Yes. Most of my present pics are now on my fridge door.
What is this "great joy" of which you speak? My mother had a dozen or so albums. Once I sat while she thumbed through one, pointing out every grandkid. Later, it occurred to me that there had been a young man standing silently in the room the whole time. It was one of the kids in the pictures. She never thought to introduce him!
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