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Senior Citizens: Does One find looking at old photos of friends & family a method to recall good events of the past?
Thanks all for sharing thoughts
15 Answers
- old timerLv 74 years agoFavorite Answer
Yes, that's what photos are for, I was just recently given a photo of my mother aged 16, she's now a month away from being 100, I had never seen a photo of her younger then when she was married.
I also like looking at photos of my myself and my children when they were young, their mother is no longer with us, but it's great to look back at the good times we had together.
- Anonymous4 years ago
Yes. Thanks for the reminder. Haven't done that in a long time.
- Anonymous4 years ago
For very many people, yes it is. Sometimes it can remind us of sad (or bad) events also though.
- Anonymous4 years ago
Yes, when I look at myself age 13, I thank goodness I'm free of the constraints of childhood and I'm proud of my parents for being so good with me.
- SnidLv 74 years ago
Absolutely. I love doing it even though is sometimes makes me sad.
I curse my self every time I do it for not being more diligent in labeling the photos, though.
- Anonymous4 years ago
I fine it suffocating. and most of the people on the photos have paste away
- Anonymous4 years ago
yes i feel very nostalgic.
- MattmanLv 64 years ago
Yeah, it's good to looking back and remember. As long as a sibling doesn't sabotage the records.
- ?Lv 64 years ago
Yes, it works great for me, and fortunately we have vintage photographs passed down through our family that date as early as 1860. They are a treasure, and I have scanned them and saved them on a hard drive so they will no longer deteriorate.