Sorry I missed posting yesterday. I got sidetracked while updating the family history roster. There are over 2000 names on it! (I'm SO glad I learned how to use Excel to make spreadsheets!)
BIRTHDAYS/ANNIVERSARIES/MEMORIALS:
The pictures Mom gave me four years ago. 2017:
2018-2019:
Annie & Ulys and their nine children
Annie & Ulys progeny (all the kids, grandkids, great-grands, etc. of the nine Hicks siblings)
Other Arnold/Carter/Hicks relatives
Thomas family photos
Treat family photos
Burford relatives
Lester & Cleffie and their progeny
Red & Wathada and their progeny
Dianne & progeny
Reunions
Watervliet house (Sutherland - where Mom & Dad retired)
Square photos (remember when Kodak photos were square, black & white, with crinkled edges?)
5 x 7 photos
8 x 10 photos
larger than 8 x 10 photos (in a 12 x 12" scrapbook)
and two albums full of "Leftovers"
That does not count the albums I already had full of pictures before 2017. Altogether I have 45 photo albums full.
I also have a small photo album full of postcards -- real postcards, sent through the mail, with writing on the back, and stamps - back to when stamps were 1 cent! (I think the oldest postcard I have is one that Ulys sent to Annie before they were married. They were married in 1910.)
I also have a 3 ring binder recipe book filled with hand-written family recipes on large index cards that my mom gave me as a wedding gift in 1977.
I also have 10 decorative boxes (shoebox size) full of pictures, sorted by location. (When I say 'full' I mean standing-on-edge, stacked the entire length of the box. Not all of the boxes are that full, but most of them are.)
Michigan
California
Florida
Alabama
Arkansas
Other locations
Unknown location
Wathada's nieces and nephews
Heather and Taylor
5 x 7 pictures
8 x 10 pictures
And a rubbermaid container full of pictures affixed to cardboard (a lot of the old pictures were glued to cardboard -- who knows why?)
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I'd like to come up with a clever one-liner to end this post with, but I'm just too tired. :P
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