Thank you for following me on Facebook please let me know what you like me posting on there as I’m still working it out.
I’ve sorted several events out on my computer, but I know I have at least two more on my camera. Of course the only way to deal with it is to just get on with it, but it’s such a big task it feels daunting.
Good luck with your holiday pictures.

It’s so funny you replied today! After reading your lastest blog post I started following your Facebook page.
I’m not any better by the way and have a three week Florida holiday’s worth of photos to organise since then!

A 6 week break, now that is a serious break. I didn’t go hard core, but I have pulled back from social media and blogging over the last few months and although I’ve started doing both again it is at a slow pace and when I want to do it without the guilt (hence the late reply to your comment). It is something I’m still working on to get the right balance.

Oh photographs, I want to do so much with them and then something else seems to take over my time. I know what you mean about having so many things to read, I sometimes don’t know where to start so don’t do anything which is not going to help me get better! I can’t decide which is the best approach to spend a large amount of time working on one thing to get as much done as possible or to do a little bit every day so I develop the habit.

Hello Claire,
Thank you for your comment and advice. I’m sorry for the delay in responding to you obviously I’m still working on sorting my digital life. I have started unsubscribing from email subscriptions, but photographs and digital scrap booking supplies are a bit issue for me as well. I have so many they slow my computer down so it becomes harder to do anything. I keep sorting through files but add more them quicker than I remove them! I know what you mean about having files scattered across several places, I keep finding more places that I need to check for duplicate copies of the same file.

I think the big thing about social media and blogging is to ignore what the expectation is. I have a whole load of blogging expert training and articles to read, and they’re all in a to read folder. I just never get round to sorting it out. Of course, my views could be so much better, but I enjoy my blogging because I do it the way I want. Of course, I’d love another 6 hours in the day to actually do what I need and want to!

If I have a tip it’s go through and unsubscribe to marketing emails that you don’t really bother with.