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Do people just throw family photos away?
❤❤❤ adorable, glad u saved the pic!! reminds me of my dad & me
Sadly there will be a generation gap in photos as we lose old phones and online hosting services fail or change over the decades.
It’s really really hard to keep data safe for decades. Printed photos are subject to destruction as well.
Probably best to print photos of friends and family and keep your digital data in several places. Not many do that though.
I hate to be that guy… but in 1980 you were one or two.
Now you are 43-44. 40 was in 2019?
Math doesn’t add up
I have a hundred years worth of photos in my house lol.
I have a sibling who recently gifted me a whole tub of family photos and mementos. (Sadly, she’s effectively divorcing herself from the family.)
It has a handwritten love note from my granfather, whom I sadly never met, to my grandma from 1941. So cool.
♥️
Everything burned. My pictures, the texts I was writing. I died a little. I’m still a little dead inside. Everything disappears eventually. And we leave nothing behind.
This looks like a bar near me called The Grand lol
I thought you were Steven Spielberg for a moment!
What? Who throws away family pictures?
Super cool!
Great photo. Very sweet.