Digital Dreaming
Your Step-By-Step Guide for Keeping Family Mementos in the Information Age.
Nonfiction, Family & Relationships
| Author: | R. L . Black | ISBN: | 9781452529974 |
| Publisher: | Balboa Press AU | Publication: | September 8, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Balboa Press AU | Language: | English |
| Author: | R. L . Black |
| ISBN: | 9781452529974 |
| Publisher: | Balboa Press AU |
| Publication: | September 8, 2015 |
| Imprint: | Balboa Press AU |
| Language: | English |
Will youa beneficiary of the information agepass down a tidal wave of fragmented and soulless keepsakes to the next generation?
If youre serious about knowing family and you want to discover how to keep family stories, then Digital Dreaming is the book for you.
Inside this book you will discover how to:
declutter and organize photos and documents,
keep your treasured family keepsakes meaningful now and for the future, and
organize and share fragmented and dispersed mementos with family and lifelong friends.
Will your benefactors hit the delete key and look longingly at the local council clean-up calendar to see when to offload the boxes of photos and documents?
In 2013 these questions confronted R.L. Black. He had become stranded on Family Heritage Island with thousands of keepsakes strewn about like flotsam and jetsam after the death of his late father. Determined to escape his anxiety and guilt on the island, he set about saving the mementos by building a digital lifeboat to rescue his family knowing.
Will youa beneficiary of the information agepass down a tidal wave of fragmented and soulless keepsakes to the next generation?
If youre serious about knowing family and you want to discover how to keep family stories, then Digital Dreaming is the book for you.
Inside this book you will discover how to:
declutter and organize photos and documents,
keep your treasured family keepsakes meaningful now and for the future, and
organize and share fragmented and dispersed mementos with family and lifelong friends.
Will your benefactors hit the delete key and look longingly at the local council clean-up calendar to see when to offload the boxes of photos and documents?
In 2013 these questions confronted R.L. Black. He had become stranded on Family Heritage Island with thousands of keepsakes strewn about like flotsam and jetsam after the death of his late father. Determined to escape his anxiety and guilt on the island, he set about saving the mementos by building a digital lifeboat to rescue his family knowing.
