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Organization

Reducing My Research Clutter

As I get started into this new year, I continue to remain focused on reducing the clutter I have in my genealogy files. A few days ago, I took some time to deconstruct a research binder I put together for a part of my genealogy research. This was a binder I initially created about 14 […]

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My Digital Photo Organization: Principle 5 – Add Metadata

Intro: This post is #5 is a series I am writing about my digital photo/file organization processes. In previous posts, I covered 1) how I gather my photos into one place, 2) how I name my files, 3) how I backup my digital photos, and 4) how I establish a structure for my files. Here,

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My Christmas Present to Myself – Organizing My Physical Photos

Today is Christmas and one of the things I enjoy about the time off work and spending it with my family is having time to do things for myself too. As my Christmas present to myself, I buckled down the past two days and spent HOURS making more progress with my physical photo collection. I

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Improving My Forever Storage Photo Organization Workflow

Don’t you love it when you feel like you’ve made an accomplishment? I’ve been working intensely on increasing efficiency in my digital photo management this week and I hit a milestone last night – I couldn’t be happier! Let me explain… This past July I shared my latest upgrade to my photo organization strategy —

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My Digital Photo Organization: Principle 4 – Create Your Structure

Intro: This post is #4 is a series I am doing on my digital photo/file organization. In previous posts, I covered how I gather my photos into one place, how I name my files, and I described my backup plan. Here, I will discuss the structure I have set up for my files. There are many

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Sunday Basket & My Genealogy Scanning

In my ongoing quest for improved organization, I’ve picked up a new system – it’s called the “Sunday Basket” and it is designed by Lisa Woodruff of Organize 365. The premise of the system is simple – get a basket and every time you remember you have something to do – you put it in

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My Digital Photo Organization: Principle 3- Backup Plan

As I write this, we are in the midst of photo saving month here in September – which is perfect timing for this current post as I continue in the sharing of my digital photo management processes. Post 1 was about gathering photos in one place and in Post 2 I shared my file naming

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My Digital Photo Organization: Principle 2 – Naming Files

This post is part of a series I am writing on my digital photo/file organization, based on a presentation I recently presented.  I first gave an overview of the talk. I then shared information on taking the first step in photo organization by gathering all files in one place. Here, I will talk about how

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My Digital Photo Organization: Principle 1 – Gather Into One Place

Last week, I posted about a presentation I did for the Genealogical Society of Maury County on digital photo management and shared some of the details of my presentation. In follow-up, I thought it would be helpful to share details of my specific approach. This is the first in a series of posts where I

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Always Bring this Card With You…

Back in March of 2014, I blogged about a set of medical appointment cards that my maternal grandmother kept throughout her lifetime (note – most of the images in that post are broken – I need to fix that). The cards are amazing if you ask me, because while they appear, at first, to just

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