S-Fly.

One of the items that I have worked hard to take off the back burner is organizing and deleting photos. I take a hundred times more than I should. Anyone else in that camp with me? Or are you more like my sister?  :)

But I have learned if I just keep picking out my favs, deleting the excess, and filing correctly every so often, it's much more manageable. Then I can make my digital photo albums quicker because I've already gone through the photos. I finally made and received Annalee's first two months album (click here to see it!) and I am not going to feel bad that it took me that long. I am hoping to get a December album (or maybe a winter album) done as well. Shutterfly photo books are my preferred mode of sharing photos and it was a wise decision to pick a site and album size and go with it. I have lots of 8x8 albums now and they will be fun to have lined up on my future house future bookshelf.

Morbid sidenote: My videos, on the other hand, well, they are a mess taking over my computer. I am super morbid in thinking I want to keep all videos in case if anyone ever dies, I know I'd want to watch them over and over, even if they are super pointless or horrible quality. So they will stay unorganized and on my back burner for a long time (or until said computer says it's had enough and crashes or until someone dies and I want to cling to seeing them alive in video). End morbidness.

-Heather

Oh, if you ever have an unneeded Shutterfly coupon code, I'd be happy to take it off your hands since I always seem to be ordering something from there. I find it enjoyable and somewhat relaxing (when I have or make the time). If making photo books for people was a job, I'd totally do it.