What to do instead:
Designate a single box or drawer for handwritten items
You don’t need to organize them now—just save them
Consider scanning and digitizing for preservation, but keep the originals
One family’s story: A woman whose mother had passed kept a small recipe box filled with index cards. For years, she rarely opened it. Then her daughter asked to learn how to make her grandmother’s pierogi. In her mother’s handwriting, step by step, were the instructions—and a tiny note at the bottom: “Add more love than salt.”
2. Photographs — Even the “Bad” Ones
The blurry ones. The ones where someone blinked. The awkward poses and unflattering angles. The duplicates. The ones with red eyes and crooked horizons.
Never throw away photographs.
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