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Stop Photo Clutter: Do You Really Need To Keep All Those Photos? 

May 30, 2018 by Francine Clouden

This is a really hard question for scrapbookers. We want to not only hold on to every single photo ever taken, but we also want to scrap all of them! But is this really how we should be looking at our photos? Trust me, you don’t need to keep all of those photos. It’s time to get rid of the photo clutter with this advice from Photo Organizer Andi Willis of Good Life Organizing.

Source: Stop Photo Clutter: Do You Really Need To Keep All Those Photos? | Good Life Organizing

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  1. Jacie says

    February 20, 2022 at 6:25 am

    I don’t scrap book but I certainly was very attached to my photos. Because I’m in my 60’s and I was an avid pictures taker I had an estimated 20,000 photos. Yup! That’s a lot.
    In early 2020 when Covid started I decided to go through the photo albums, boxes and digital sources. It took 4 months but I now have my photos down to around 2000. I am so happy I did this because now I have my most loved photos only.

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