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fficeffice" /><o></o>One of the best things about a family vacation is remembering it later, with our kids. And even when little kids grow up, vacations remain a big part of family history. You can nurture those memories with pictures, journals, scrapbooking-- and family websites, nowadays. <o></o>
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></o>- For those who aren't ready to buy a digital camera: it's also possible to have photos digitized when they're developed, and/or to create a digital picture from a camcorder tape. <o></o>
- A number of "family connection" websites help you create photo albums online. See Digital Memories, below. <o></o>
- Don't fall into that trap where Dad, or Mom, takes all the pictures and never appears in any photographs! <o></o>
- Occasionally, ask a nice stranger to take a picture of all of you. <o></o>
></o>Thanks for your kind attention!<o
></o>Have your good times!<o
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