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How to Digitize Kids’ Artwork: Conquer Clutter and Preserve Memories

Sep 6, 2023

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Learn how to digitize your children’s artwork and school papers to declutter your space and create lasting memories. Discover tips for using your smartphone, home scanner and organizational strategies in this informative guide.

Got kids art?

Jun 2, 2023

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Sue

in Memorykeeping

Got too much kids art??? I have the solution for you ! I’m teaching an in-person workshop on just this topic! If you are overwhelmed with your kids art and school papers, and who isn’t at the end of the school year, I have a solution if you are local to Boston. YES!! An in-person…

Batch Editing in Apple Photos 2022: Laptop/Desktop version

Oct 6, 2022

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Sue

in apple photos, Digital Photos, Memorykeeping

I was working with a client yesterday and she asked how to batch edit images in Apple Photos on her laptop. Perfect information for a blog post for everyone. This process will look completely different if you are working in iOS on your iPhone or iPad. I’m using the latest update in Mac Monterey and…

Personal Project: The Kilmer-Tuttle Family Archives

Sep 14, 2020

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Sue

in Family Archives, Family photos, Family Stories, Memorykeeping, Personal Projects, Photo Preservation

Hi everyone! I wanted to share a personal project my sister and I have (finally) made a start on… The Kilmer-Tuttle Family Archives (or Trove as we really refer to it). If you are following Modern Memorykeeper on Instagram or Facebook, you have no doubt noticed a tip a day being shared as September is…

Friday Family Stories

Jun 12, 2020

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Sue

in Family photos, Family Stories, Friday Family Stories, Memorykeeping, Scrapbooking with Photos

I have to be honest in this space, between the Pandemic crisis and all that has been surrounding it for us here in Massachusettes (College students home two months early, hubby working from home, strict stay-at-home orders, business disruptions and lots of mask making) the economic turmoil exacerbated by the crisis and the horrific…

Friday Family Stories

Feb 7, 2020

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Sue

in Family photos, Family Stories, Friday Family Stories, Memorykeeping, Scrapbooking with Photos

This installment of Friday Family Stories is brought to you by the Triggs clan of Huntington, Indiana circa 1912, 1915 & 1917. I am so fortunate that my Grandpa Triggs put together a book of family stories and photographs years ago so that we can enjoy them! I have a large trove of…

Friday Family Stories

Jan 18, 2019

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Sue

in Family Stories, Friday Family Stories, Memorykeeping

Hello and Happy January! I hope the new year is treating you well so far. This long weekend here in Boston, we are getting ready for our first real snowfall of the season. The snowblower has been gassed up, firewood has been brought in and snow shovels are at the ready! It’s going to be…

Friday Family Stories

Nov 30, 2018

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Sue

in Family Stories, Friday Family Stories, Memorykeeping, Scrapbooking with Photos, Storytelling with Photos

It’s the last Friday in November… 4 more Fridays and then it’s on to the new year! Hard to believe it’s almost that time but the last of the turkey has been eaten and the Christmas decorations are making their way down from the attic. This weeks Friday Family Story theme is shopping (fitting right?)…being…

Friday Family Stories

Nov 9, 2018

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Sue

in Family Archives, Family photos, Family Stories, Friday Family Stories, Memorykeeping, Storytelling with Photos

Last week I took a hiatus on the blog to drive out to attend my little sisters wedding celebration ! This week I’m back with a new story… which has me feeling all the feels since these two little girls will be going off to college next year… The text reads: June 2004: Boston Public…

Friday Family Stories

Oct 26, 2018

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Sue

in Family Archives, Family photos, Family Stories, Friday Family Stories, Memorykeeping, Storytelling with Photos

Todays Friday Family Story goes way back, 82 1/2 years if we’re counting, to a photo of my mom as a little girl. The text reads: My mom, at 2 1/2 years old. Today would have been her 83rd birthday. I am so very very lucky to have multiple photo albums full of pictures…

Category: Memorykeeping