Restore and Relive treasured memories in minutes!
Below are step-by-step recipes to create gifts for friends, loved ones, and even yourself.
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Please also share your gift ideas with us – we love to share with others!
(please send to Rick.Voight@Vivid-Pix.com)
For many Americans, Memorial Day is the start of summer vacations, barbecues and outings. It’s the capstone of a three-day holiday weekend. Memorial Day, however, is much more than that for millions of Americans who remember those who died in service to the country.
Since 1987, May has been recognized as National Photo Month. That’s when the U.S. Congress officially commemorated May as the month dedicated to celebrating life’s special moments and records world history in the click of a button.
1. Find photos to tell a story. (Don't worry about getting everything... a few photos will do.) Examples include:
a. Life’s Journey.
b. An important event: Birth, Graduation, Marriage, etc.
c. Career / Retirement through the years.
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Our friend Maureen Taylor, The Photo Detective, shared a lovely (and terrible) story about her parent’s wedding album. “While all old photo albums fade with age, Mom’s was the worst! – The film processing or printing was done poorly and mom never really enjoyed her wedding album."
This year for Christmas, Maureen scanned the photos and RESTORE-d them. “Mom was thrilled.”
We are happy to share this story and to turn it into a Create Treasured Gifts – FOR FREE recipe:
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1. Look through photo albums for photo(s) that will delight loved one(s).
a. Did your parents send out Holiday Cards? – Mine did…
b. Here’s one of my sister and me from around 50 years ago.
c. I’m able to create an inexpensive – but highly treasured – gift for mom and sister!
Merry Holiday’s Email Greeting
2018 was a year of ponder, wander, and change. Megumi joined a company that can solve world hunger. Naoko helped bridge language and cultural differences. Rick worked to restore family histories.
Megumi moved from Washington, DC to Washington State. Rick and Naoko moved from Atlanta to Charleston.
As I pondered this year’s card, I decided to give a gift Grandma Voight’s snowball cookies – for decades a treat. And now in a form that can be handed down to more.
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